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  • Reader Feedback and Insights: Copying Records in RPG

    September 6, 2002 Timothy Prickett Morgan

    Hey, Ted:

    I’m writing about the August 23 Midrange Guru Tech Tips regarding moving records between files with different field names. One option that I didn’t see, and the one I now prefer, with RPG IV is using the prefix keyword to rename the fields from one of the files.

    Here’s an example:

    Fpaywork   if   e           k disk
    Fpayhist   o    e             disk     prefix(pw : 2)
    
    C                   read      paywork
    C                   dow       not %eof(paywork)
    C                   write     histrec
    C                   read      paywork
    C                   enddo
    
    C                   eval      *inlr = *on
    

    — Scott

    Good idea, Scott. A few other readers suggested the same thing. That technique will work in the example I gave because the trailing portions of the field names are the same in the two files. It would not work in cases where the trailing portions of names differed.

    — Ted

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