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    p_file_90: use last-order-number-mono (instead of last-order-number)

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Description:
    I notice that the orders created by file-90 are numbered sequentially, starting with number 1. It appears the service is utilizing last-order-number in util/g/2. Is it possible for file-90 to instead use last-order-number-mono (instead of last-order-number) when assigning order numbers?

    Resolution:
    p_file_90 calls the ./com/generic_loader_create_order program, which does:

    MOVE "ORDER-SEQ" TO TAB-LOADER-DEF-FIELD-NAME(1).
    PERFORM GET-TAB-LOADER-DEF.

    that is, it reads the ./xxx50/tab/tab_loader_def looking for an "ORDER-SEQ" label.

    Then it does:

    CALL "get_last_order_number" USING
    Z68-ORDER
    ORDER-SEQ

    A sample tab_loader_def entry might be:

    ORDER-SEQ ########## mono

    This worked


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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