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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. ...

|[[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. ...

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. ...

|[[Read]] beyond end of record |Attempted to read beyond the end of the record. ...

'''73,741,824''' is a number significant to [[record locking]]. [[Category:Number]] ...

'''1,073,741,824''' is a number significant to [[record locking]]. [[Category:Number]] ...

...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. ...

...num-expr" is not specified, the system sequentially reads the next active record. ...

'''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. ...

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. ...

'''32,000''' is the [[maximum]] number of [[lines]] a single [[program]] may contain. Also the maximum [[record length]] for [[file]]s. ...

# returns the number of the last accessed key for [[indexed files]] # returns the number of records accessed since the last [[NEWPAGE]] for [[display files]] ...

...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: ...

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. ...

...acts much like a cross-reference from the key field to the relative record number. ...

...um-expr" is not specified, the system sequentially reads the next complete record after the last byte read. ...

...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 ...

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 [[ ...

...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: ...

...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. ...