If you have a JOB statement, you can have a GO TO JOB statement. That will cause the next record to be read.
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There are a couple of different ways to convert upper case characters to lower case in easytrieve. One is to use the INSPECT/CONVERTING command.
WS-DAYS-OF-WEEK W 10 A OCCURS 99999 refer: http://code.xmlgadgets.com/2010/09/20/occurs-clause-in-easytrieve/
I conceived the program in 1966 and worked on it as a spare time project. We contracted with them to market our program and they did extremely well. Sales increased exponentially and in December 1979, Pansophic purchased Easytrieve along with a 5-year maintenance agreement. A patent application for Easytrieve was filed in 1971 and was granted 10 years later6
If duplicate mydata recordtype = 'duplicate' print myreport end-if *must use "not duplicate" instead of "unique" if not duplicate mydata recordtype = 'not duplicate' print myreport end-if
IF WS-AGE NUMERIC DISPLAY "NUMERIC" ELSE DISPLAY "NOT NUMERIC' END-IF
In my personal records cycle, I typically eliminate the "Review" and "Archive" phases. I find that I can streamline my process by directly organizing and digitizing important documents, bypassing extensive reviews of records that are no longer relevant. Additionally, I prefer to maintain a minimalist approach by keeping only essential documents, rather than archiving items I might not need in the future. This helps reduce clutter and makes it easier to access important information quickly.
In Easytrieve, you initialize an output record by defining the record structure in the DATA section and then using the WRITE statement to create a new record. You can set values for the fields of the record prior to the WRITE statement. For example, you might use the MOVE statement to assign values to specific fields before writing the output. Finally, the WRITE statement is executed to output the initialized record to the specified file or report.
In Easytrieve, the LOW-VALUE function is used to return the lowest possible value of a specified data type, which can be useful for initializing variables or comparisons. It typically returns a value that represents the minimum for numeric fields (usually zero or negative infinity) or the lowest character value (often a blank or null character) for alphanumeric fields. This function helps ensure that comparisons and calculations can be performed reliably without encountering uninitialized or invalid data.
Because voucher register has all the necessary records that found in the purchases journal and subsidiary accounts.