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I appreciate your reply. I'm actually looking to write to the file I'm trying to open, not read from it. The reason everything worked last week... When I first created the program, I was assigning to Write Only, and Create to OFLAG. This created my files on the IFS. I viewed the files in IE, and noticed that I had to make some changes. When I called the program the second time, I noticed that there was some left over junk at the end of the file from the previous build. So then I changed OFLAG to write only and truncate. This resolved the issue of left over data being in the file from previous builds. But now, that I'm creating brand new file names, the oflag value isn't correct. Now that I think about it, I should have to worry about the file already existing. It should NOT ever exist. Just an FYI, I'm processing an invoice file from a vendor and building a brand new HTML page for each invoice. This vendor shouldn't send an invoice twice. Maybe, I should check to see if the invoice HTML page exists, if it does... skip the current invoice being processed instead of overwritting what's there. Thanks. Michael Schutte Admin Professional Bob Evans Farms, Inc. For hotcake tips, interviews with our chefs and more, check out the Stacked and Stuffed blog at http://imstuffed.blogspot.com rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 03/09/2007 10:42:18 AM:
Hi Michael, --snip------ ifsfile = '/tmp/test.txt'; fd = open(%trimr(ifsfile): O_RDONLY: 511: 1252); dou (done = 1); len = read(fd : %addr(Buff) : %size(Buff) ); if (len < 1); done = 1; endif; enddo; close(fd); --snip------ Thats the normal way to do it. fd is defined as 10i0 ifsfile is 1024a in my version buff is 8192a I hope this is correct :) I copied this from one of my programs, that works (at least it worked the
last time i used it :) ). read() is the only function, that needs the pointer adress to read data into.. open() just wants the plain filename. best regards Martin -- This is the RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries (RPG400-L) mailing
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