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Is there a command withing mainframe FOCUS - batch and/or on-line - that will check the status of a file read and stop the run if there are no records found?
Thanks.
Tom
Posts: 12 | Location: Omaha, NE | Registered: September 12, 2007
1st: extract your data, then hold it. That was my 1st example.
2nd: Check to see if there are any records, &LINES. If Yes, carry on. If No, branch to the bottom of the program to the label NO_RECS, or, whatever you want to call the label.
-QUIT FOCUS 99 will give you an abend code of 99 and stop processing.
If there are records, keep processing until END, then branch around the NO_RECS label and END normally...