I have an old logical file that I'm trying to understand. There are some
selects on it - that's not the issue. The issue is the "Omit" - "O" in
position 17, and the ALL keyword in the functions (column 45).

Here's what the DDS manual says about it...
If you do not specify the ALL keyword, the action taken for the records
that do not meet the values is
the converse of the type of the last statement specified. Records that do
not meet selection values are
omitted, and records that do not meet omission values are selected.


The code is like this...
...
A S CHWARN COMP(EQ 'C')
A CHSDAT COMP(NE 0)
A CHAMT COMP(NE 0)
A O ALL

Well, I not understanding what the manual is saying, so, my question is -
What's the last line for? And, what's the ALL Keyword for?

Thanks!

Jeff Stevens
Mize, Houser & Co. P.A.
913 451 1882
JStevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx


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