TomLiotta Jun 8, 2012   8:34 PM GMT

I might think of a number of ways, though they might not all be considered as a "command is used". For example, CALL is a command and you can CALL any number of programs that give record counts. But I don't quite see what problem needs to be resolved. Tom

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gfprogrammer Jun 11, 2012   7:18 PM GMT

I agree with Tom, But I don’t quite see what problem needs to be resolved. This sounds like a homework or an interview question.

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anupsshelke Jun 12, 2012   7:42 AM GMT

YES SIR THIS IS THE QUESTION ASK TO MY FRIEND DURING INTERVIEW ,

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ToddN2000 Jun 12, 2012   2:34 PM GMT

This could also be a trick question. When they are asking total records do they men active AND deleted ? If so the only way I know of seeing the number of deleted in is with DSPFD. You could also STRDFU option 5 on the file and roll back 1 screen to get the RRN of the last record in the file. I think charlie may have had a typo on his #2 should it have ben DSPPFM ?

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Jfranz Jun 12, 2012   2:59 PM GMT

RTVMBRD &FILE NBRCURRCD(&COUNT)

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tedsoh Jun 13, 2012   2:26 AM GMT

Runqry file(Library/Filename)

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philpl1jb Jun 13, 2012   3:10 AM GMT

In fact, to gull a fool seems to me an exploit worthy of a witty man. Giacomo Casanova

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