my code goes like this:
femp uf e k disk
dvar1 s 5p 0
c *loval setll emp
c read emp
c dow not %eof(emp)
C eval ecode = ecode + 10
c eval var1=ecode
c update recemp
c var1 setgt emp
c read emp
c enddo
c eval *inlr=*on
Here is a file named emp with record format name recemp with ecode as the key ...
Now when i am reading the file and then updating the ecode without using setgt ..the pointer is not moving ahead it is updating the same ecode value many time ...
Now when i use set gt pointer picks the next record but it dint work when two ecode values are same ...else also it will not be working with descending key valu开发者_开发知识库es...
Is there any solution so that i can set pointer regardless of the fact whether the values are same or ascending or descending.
You want to update 'ecode' field in each record in file 'emp' - is that correct? If so, just use another 'read' without 'setgt' and it will do just fine.
uf e k disk
c *loval setll emp
c read emp
c dow not %eof(emp)
C eval ecode = ecode + 10
c update recemp
c read emp
c enddo
c eval *inlr=*on
If you want to update the key value in every record, you should open the file in arrival sequence (don't use the 'k' in the F-spec). Also, don't use SETGT inside the loop unless you specifically are trying to skip records.
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