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I am trying to have my report read information from a series of files with a loop statment. The only problem is I'm not sure how to impliment a proper loop on a report whose paramater (to read a file) is a DATE and is constantly changing? Please see below for an example of this.
-*Loop 7 times (this will be a parameter for the user to enter)
-DEFAULT &FILE_NAME=20050504 -*The filenames are (20050504, 20050505, 20050506, etc.. up to the number of times looped - in this case it would there are 7 files to be read (up to 20050511)) -*Since the filename is a date, is there a way for WebFOCUS can understand to add days in case of an end of month scenario? (i.e. 20050426 + 7 loops =20050503)?
FILEDEF DATA_FILE DISK /stage/ftpdata/&FILE_NAME APP HOLD TEMP FILEDEF REQHOLD DISK C:\IBI\APPS\TEMP\REQHOLD.FTM (APPEND
TABLE FILE DATA_FILE PRINT * ON TABLE HOLD AS REQHOLD END -*REPEAT LOOP
-*PRINT EVERYTHING IN THE HOLD FILE TABLE FILE REQHOLD PRINT * END
-SET DATE='20050526'; -SET &COUNTER=-1; -REPEAT ENDREPEAT 7 TIMES -SET &COUNTER=&COUNTER+1; -SET &NEWDATE=AYMD(&DATE.EVAL,&COUNTER,'I8'); -TYPE NEW DATE IS &NEWDATE -ENDREPEAT