That's how I do mine - accept for I usually read the file name.


Jeff Stevens
Mize, Houser & Co. P.A.
913 451 1882
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Well, since everyone else is sharing... I usually code such a loop as

Read Format;
Dow Not %EOF(File);
    Stuff1();
    Stuff2();
    Read Format;
EndDo;

If my boss tells me to only process records where location=California,
I would first choose to create an LF, because these types of things
are usually recurring themes, and they will most likely ask for
similar exclusions tomorrow on seven other programs.  But without an
LF:

Read Format;
Dow Not %EOF(File);
    If loc = 'California';
        Stuff1();
        Stuff2();
    EndIf;
    Read Format;
EndDo;


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