i have 1000 records in pf.what are all the ways to read a
particular name records in rpg?? ie.. in pf i have a name
called demo appeared around 52 times hw will we read this
particular records in rpg/400?.
Answer Posted / sudhir
to escape from creating a new object of LF(if its not a
permanent requirement) you can use OPNQRYF to select
whichever records you want like:
OPNQRYF FILE((FILENAME)) QRYSLT('(FIELDNAME *EQ "demo")')
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