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  • ...rd in that list.) The previous record pointer (positions 5-8) of an anchor record will always be set to 0. ...
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  • |[[NoRec]] / [[Record]] not found ...|deleted]] or is beyond [[end of file]]), or an [[index file]] points to a record that does not exist in the [[keyed]] file or was deleted. ...
    541 bytes (90 words) - 17:14, 7 April 2021
  • The NOREC error condition (Error Number [[57]]) can be specified at the end of a program statement and in the Exit :1.) The specified record has been deleted. ...
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  • |[[Read]] beyond end of record |Attempted to read beyond the end of the record. ...
    217 bytes (36 words) - 17:46, 28 June 2013
  • '''73,741,824''' is a number significant to [[record locking]]. [[Category:Number]] ...
    84 bytes (11 words) - 15:51, 13 July 2013
  • '''1,073,741,824''' is a number significant to [[record locking]]. [[Category:Number]] ...
    87 bytes (11 words) - 15:51, 13 July 2013
  • ...file]]. This feature was implemented to return the key if the master file record is locked and is being read by key. It can also be used to obtain keys [[se ...aster file is not at least four bytes more than the key length, the record number is not returned. ...
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  • ...num-expr" is not specified, the system sequentially reads the next active record. ...
    641 bytes (92 words) - 15:49, 8 May 2014
  • '''2,147,483,648''' is a number significant to [[record locking]]. 2,147,483,648 is the highest number that can be stored in a [[BH 4]] field. ...
    164 bytes (23 words) - 15:51, 13 July 2013
  • RLN(<file handle>[,<new record length>]) ...to the specified amount. The new record length cannot exceed the original record length specified in the OPEN statement. ...
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  • '''32,000''' is the [[maximum]] number of [[lines]] a single [[program]] may contain. Also the maximum [[record length]] for [[file]]s. ...
    270 bytes (38 words) - 18:51, 5 August 2013
  • # returns the number of the last accessed key for [[indexed files]] # returns the number of records accessed since the last [[NEWPAGE]] for [[display files]] ...
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  • ...last processed in file N. For external files, the byte number of the last record processed can also be returned. ...and LREC(n) could be used in PRINT FIELDS statements to display a running record counter. The following PRINT statement illustrates the idea: ...
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  • Displays or prints each line number as it is executed. Inputs data from a record, screen, window or other device and assigns values to specified variables. ...
    998 bytes (162 words) - 01:11, 16 July 2013
  • ...acts much like a cross-reference from the key field to the relative record number. ...
    792 bytes (126 words) - 19:40, 6 August 2013
  • ...um-expr" is not specified, the system sequentially reads the next complete record after the last byte read. ...
    613 bytes (91 words) - 15:37, 8 May 2014
  • ...e contains a key field and an address (or relative record number) for each record in the master file, similar to the way in which a telephone directory conta ...
    546 bytes (91 words) - 02:04, 16 July 2013
  • The '''Delete''' (DEL) [[statement]] removes one [[record]] from an [[internal]] file. For deleting lines from a program, see the [[D ...s the data from a record unusable, but does not recover the space for that record. The easiest way to recover the space from deleted records is to use the [[ ...
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  • ...y you will ever want or need to access those records is through the master record. An example usage is a customer maintenance program that allows the user to ...f its position within that list. The first eight bytes of each linked list record are reserved for two fields: ...
    5 KB (865 words) - 17:54, 22 July 2013
  • ...last record in the file. When it's an external file, LRec returns the last record or last byte (depending on whether REC= or POS= was used last). When it's a ...e are no deleted records, the number printed by PRINT LREC(1) is the total number of records in file 1. ...
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  • |The record read from the screen or a display file does not contain enough data for the ...he correct number of parameters, or re-prompt the operator for the correct number of values or fix the data file. Also see the INPUT statement for informatio ...
    423 bytes (70 words) - 17:46, 28 June 2013
  • |Record lock limit exceeded. Or a file has been opened too many times at the share |Could not lock The operating system limit for the total number of record locks has been exceeded. Couldn't lock file sharing status byte ...
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  • ...gram. KSTAT$ also provides a timeout option, where the program will wait Y number of seconds for the user to push something. If the user doesn't hit any keys ...only the array name is used, UDIM returns the size of the first dimension (number of rows). ...
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  • ...in reason we create index files is so that the user can quickly access any record by key, instead of sorting through all the records every time. On large mas #Displaying the complete record ...
    890 bytes (148 words) - 01:40, 16 July 2013
  • POS <number> ...um-expr" is not specified, the system sequentially reads the next complete record after the last byte read. ...
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  • ...orkstations and other file numbers are unable to either read or write to a record. Business Rules locks records read from within a file opened for SHR, OUTIN ...1]]) to the user requesting the second READ. The time to wait for a locked record can be defined in the OPEN statement using the WAIT= parameter. ...
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  • ** Note: There is a more practical 2**31 or 2,147,483,648 actual record limit. [[Category:Number]] ...
    350 bytes (43 words) - 15:51, 13 July 2013
  • The '''ReWrite''' (REW) [[statement]] updates an existing record in an internal or external file. ...D files. In each of these three cases, the record updated will be the last record read. ...
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  • ...file. It treats the file as if it has no header record and as if it has no record delimiter. If these items do exist, the program and the file I/O must accou ...s later processed as an external file, however, the delete byte and header record must be taken into account. ...
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  • The '''Write (WR)''' [[statement]] may be used to add or insert a record into an existing linked list or external or internal file. ...]. In the following example, the file TRANSFER is opened as #5, then a new record is added in line 3950: ...
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  • The '''ReRead''' (RER) [[statement]] assigns values from the last record read from an internal or external file. An internal or external file must already be opened and assigned a file number before REREAD can be used. REREAD must follow a successful [[READ]] or RERE ...
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  • #The starting position must be a number greater than zero. ...n nor the combined key starting position and key length may not exceed the record length. ...
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  • ...the file pointer to a specified byte for external files, or to a specified record for internal or external files. The RESTORE file statement can also be used ...of a desired link list would typically be stored in the associated master record. ...
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  • ...r you indicate (version [[2.04]]+). When specified with other options, the record length must always be last. ...
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  • The '''Read (REA)''' file [[statement]] accesses a [[record]] from [[internal]] or [[external]] files and assigns values to [[variables An internal or external file must already be opened and assigned a file number before a READ file statement can be used. READ file can be used with files ...
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  • ...ord" to lock individual records. Instead of locking the actual bytes of a record, it locks a single byte in an area that is unused by the file. BR [[3.8]] & Prior used 31 bit '''record locking'''. This provided for 2**31 or [[2,147,483,648]] [[maximum]] byte ...
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  • ...ile according to the specifications listed. These are Comment, File, Alts, Record, Sum and Mask: ...cord number. "R" calls for a record-out sort, which means that each entire record is written to the output file), the collating sequence, optional replacemen ...
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  • ...ppend a carriage return and a line feed. The right trim of a display file record can be overridden by setting an option (see [[Option (Config)|OPTION]]) onl Opening a display file with the number 255: uses the default BR printer configuration unless other parameters are ...
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  • ## Attempt to access version number on file that is not internal or a key file that is opened as internal ## Attempt to reset version number on file that is not opened [[OutIn]] ...
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  • The '''Line''' [[internal function]] returns the line number of the most recent [[error]]. When an error occurs in a procedure while PRO 99900 PRINT "Unexpected Error Number";ERR ...
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  • ...in the OPEN statement for all physical files will now also be used as the number of seconds to wait before re-attempting to open a file that another worksta ...al meaning to Business Rules. There is also no delete byte embedded in the record, so the DELETE statement is not valid with an external file. ...
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  • '''[[Delete Statement|DELETE]] (DEL)''' Marks a specified record as unavailable. ...[GOTO]] (GOT)''' Unconditionally transfers program control to another line number or label. ...
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  • ...sented by sorted entries in the primary area of the index file. Whenever a record is added to the master file, or a key field is changed, an entry is also se ...mposed of the master record's key plus the master record's relative record number, in binary (B4) format. The following statement reads the key file of a mas ...
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  • Converts a number to a string and fills the leading positions with "0"'s. FNLEADZERO$(NUMBER,LENGTH) ...
    6 KB (852 words) - 17:09, 11 July 2013
  • ...assigns a value to a [[string]] [[variable]] by reading an entire line or record from the keyboard, a [[procedure file]] (when [[Run|RUN PROC]] is in effect ...ment can be used with a file number of zero (i.e., #0) or without any file number to accept data from the keyboard. See the [[INPUT]] statement for a more de ...
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  • |Cnt||Specify the number of cells specified (see selection types). ...m to record what you've done. You will need to use the CHG selection type, record the rows with changes into a new array, and then rewrite the rows that wer ...
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  • The file-handle parameter is the number of an open internal file. If the file is not an internal file or the file i ...the disk until the file is closed.'' The new-version specified can be any number from 0 to 32000.<br><br> ...
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  • The "OPEN communications" statement matches a file number in a program with a serial port used for communications. See the [[Open Com ...le allows INPUT, LINPUT and PRINT statements to be used with the same file number. OUTIN is always necessary for proper line initialization to be sure the mo ...
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  • ...identifies that record. As an example, if you wish to access a particular record by specifying a customer name, the customer name would be the key field; it ...ore than 128 bytes) to form the key field. When more than one section of a record is used to form the key field, it is frequently called a split key. ...
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  • ...The sort is then executed creating the sorted file in either PD 3, BH 4 or Record out format. The sort control file is then deleted. The user's local TEMP FNBLDSORT(INNM$,OUTNM$,ABR$,MASK$,MAT RECORD$,INDIR$,INDRV$,OUTDIR$,OUTDRV$) ...
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