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Hello Lim,
You could put the subfile records into a data queue, maybe. I haven't ever
defined them so big, but the command doc says you can create it with *MAX2GB,
to let it grow to 2 gigabytes.
I would probably rather put the records into a data queue in QTEMP rather than
a physical file.. Once you got the subroutines or subprocedures set up
initially, it could work as easily as, or better than, a physical file.
Certainly it would run faster, if it makes much difference with the latest
high-powered machines...
I use data queues anyway for subfile processing, since I saw Kevin Vandever's
(name?) tricks.
(Lim wrote: - Main reason to put all the directory content in a
qtemp physical file is to be able to sort them easily. If there is no sql
keyword that can isolate the select result, my next option would be adding a
activation group name field in the file and select records by this name.
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