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Tomsweb
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I have a file containing 20 records. I'd like to create a loop to read 5 recs at a time, and write them with '-TYPE' command.

Then as the file still has more recs to go, I'd like it to read 5 more and display, iterative, until the remaining recs have been read.

Any sugggestions?

Thanks
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Darin Lee
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The -READ does not read 5 records at a time, but you could have 5 separate -READ statements inside your loop assigning each record to a separate &variable - which would, in essence, give you what you need. Make sure you use the NOCLOSE option which leaves the file open to allow it to read the next record instead of starting over again at the first record.


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