On 12/28/05, Koser, Mike <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> RESULT<-1> = @SYSTEM.RETURN.CODE
>
> Keep in mind that you are counting multiple records in the VOC.
I *think* I'm counting records in the file whose name matches the @ID
of VOC as we're iterating through the select list. I'm only returning
one count at a time... the subroutine gets called once for each key.
Right?
> I used the <-1> with your code and got the following result when I listing
> 10 records from my VOC.
>
> LIST VOC DATA.RECORDS DICT.RECORDS 14:49:55 Dec 28 2005 1
> DATA DICT
> VOC........................... RECORDS RECORDS
> PARTIAL.ORDER.FILE.PROMO 1 562
> ORDER.LOG.PROMO 234065 10
With or without the <-1>, I get
: SELECT VOC WITH F1 = "F" SAMPLE 2
2 records selected to list 0.
> LIST VOC A51.COUNT.FILE A51.COUNT.DICT
LIST VOC A51.COUNT.FILE A51.COUNT.DICT 13:48:31 Dec 28 2005 1
VOC............................. Record Count Dictionary Count
PERSON 0 3909
1 record listed
It only ever lists one line. The record count for PERSON is wrong
(but the dictionary count is correct. (Yes, really.) )
Mike, do your I-Descriptors just look like this:
:AE DICT VOC A51.COUNT.FILE
Top of "A51.COUNT.FILE" in "DICT VOC", 9 lines, 125 characters.
001: I
002: SUBR("S.A51.COUNT.RECORDS",@ID,'','','')
003:
004: Record Count
005: 10R
006: S
007:
008: A51.COUNT.FILE}}SUBR("S.A51.COUNT.RECORDS",@ID,'','','')
009: VOC
Bottom.
Thanks,
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Wendy
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