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| Reply To: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 10 Mar 2000 23:18:25 -0500533_us-ascii MPEX could do this: PARM PNBR SETLVAR RNDNAME,RANDOMNAME BUILD ![RNDNAME];TEMP;CODE="!PNBR" SETLVAR RNDCODE,VEFINFO("![RNDNAME]").CODE SETLVAR RNDNUMB,VEFINFO("![RNDNAME]").INTCODE ECHO File Code ![RNDNUMB] Mnemonic is ![RNDCODE] PURGE ![RNDNAME],OLDTEMP John Stephens wrote: > > Comrades: > > Is there a command or utility that will give me definitions of every (or most) > file codes? > > thanks, > John Stephens40_10Mar200023:18: [log in to unmask] |
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Seems as if not all changed records of your cluster are being written to
disk.
Your update proc should be something like this:
file KUNDLIST-D primary open 0 occurs 15
PROCEDURE UPDATE
BEGIN
STARTLOG KUNDLIST-D
FOR KUNDLIST-D
BEGIN
PUT KUNDLIST-D
END
STOPLOG
END
Another possible case could be that a designer file has been changed and
there is no update (put) statement in your program.
regards,
Friedrich
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Kopie: (Blindkopie: Friedrich Harasleben/EDV/OEKV)
Thema: Powerhouse Question
Dear PH Gurus:
Can someone tell me why I get the following message trying to "UPDATE" a
PH/QUICK screen and what the fix is for it:
*d* Not all changed records have been updated.
I should add that the screen is written again a KSAM file and has a CLUSTER
in it.
Thanks for your help.
John
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