How can we read a particular record from the database file
which is not having DDS (Flat File). For example, there are
100 records in the flat file. How can we retrive 15th
record in RPG/400 program (Without using CL)
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Answer / swetha p rao
Yes ,Using RRN of the file we can retrive.
Chain the file with RRN or Query the file with RRN
select * from temp33 where RRN(temp33) = 15
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Answer / pravin
there are too many ways-
1. declare that flat file as a edf in pgm and rename the
rcd-format and field name than set the pointer on 15 record
by setll and then read it.
2. define a per-run time array with fromfile(name of flate
file). then see th2 arrays 15 index value.
this are two methods. i have 2 more methods also
if any one want's contact me on pravin_cse1@yahoo.com
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Answer / prince
My Answer is below
We need to use the following.
Factor 1 = 15
Opcode = CHAIN
Fator 2 = File Name
Please correct me if I am wrong
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Answer / swetha
I think you can use setll only if the file has keyfield
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