Can an indexed file be accessed in arrival sequence in RPG?
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Answer / surendra y mudliar
Yes! By not specifying K in Record Address type.
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Answer / raheem
YES, INDEXED FILE CAN BE ACCESSED IN ARRIVAL SEQUENCE BY
IN F SPEC , WE CAN NOT SPECIFY 'K' ON RECORD ADDRESS TYPE IN A RPG PGM
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