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I am creating an ON TABLE HOLD AS CUSTOMER FORMAT FOCUS INDEX CUSTNUM . I'm planning to DYNAM ALLOC and catalog the file with a specific DSN . Sometime later and from several different programs, I want to check to see if a file currently exists with this name and if it was created today. If it was created today, I want to avoid having to recreate the HOLD file again as it takes a while to run and the data will be exactly the same if it was created today. What options would I have using dialogue mgr commands to interrogate a FOCUS file for its creation date?
I dug around and it doesn't look there's a way to query the Last Changed Date of a FOCUS DB. THe quickest way to resolve this would be to add a field to the FOCUS DB if possible.
Francis
Give me code, or give me retirement. In FOCUS since 1991
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If memory serves correctly both ? fdt filename and ? file filename will give you last change date - if you can get the info to a file, then you could check it --- hope that helps a little
vivian
Vivian Perlmutter Aviter, Inc.
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