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Thank you to Francis, Dan, Darin, njsden and Waz for your suggestions. Will look for an answer and post if found.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Kerry,
I had a need to find out the date a reporting file was last updated.
I cobbled this solution together from posts on this forum and the user manuals and thought it might just help someone else.
It uses APP QUERY to dump a directory listing into system table FOCAPPQ which is defined in WebFocus.
I then queried the table to select the file I wanted and stored the date in a hold file which I then read.
Here is the sample code.
SET PCOMMA=ON SET ALL=ON APP QUERY CLECO_TEMP HOLD TABLE FILE FOCAPPQ WHERE FILENAME EQ 'IBIMRUSR.TXT' OR FILENAME EQ 'ibimrusr.txt' PRINT DATE ON TABLE SAVE AS FILEINFO FORMAT ALPHA END -RUN -SET &TEXTDATE = 'NOT FOUND'; -READ FILEINFO, &TEXTDATE -RUN
Other file attributes are also available (see definition of the FOCAPPQ table fo list).