I'm thinking the 'file open' flag is superfluous. You'd open the needed
file if "not %open(file_name)" is true. And you don't even have to test
for %open before closing it, since the manual says you won't get an error
if you attempt to close an already closed file.
Arthur J. Marino
Southern Container Corporation
(631) 297 - 2276
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I think his question was why not just do a
if %open(myfile);
close myfile;
instead of
open myfile;
myfileOpen=*on;
...
if myfileOpen;
close myfile;
I wondered the same thing. And assumed it had something to do with the
thread and multiple stuff...
Rob Berendt
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