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Why not just make the file a msg file ?
Olav.
anne wrote:
>Hi,
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>Hp3000 mpe/ix
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>I have a flat ascii std file that is populated by a quick screen. This screen is
>driven by users and is avtive 24/7. I was wondering if it was possible to "fool"
>the file into behaving like a message file or fool cobol into thinking it was a
>message file. What i am looking for is the feature of a msg file where cobol
>waits for the next record to enter the file then processs it.
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>I want to see if it is possible for the data to be Pushed to cobol (cobol is just
>waiting for the data) versus I have to pull the data out (sequiental read)
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>I am attempting to see the best way to get the last record or records entered
>by the quick screen I don't want the full file each time and it needs to be as
>real time as I can make it.
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>I was just wondering if anybody had any suggestions (I wouldn't be an expert
>at this level on the 3000) or has done something similar.
>
>Anne
>p.s I cannot change the quick screen and the system requires shared access.
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