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Answer Posted / vishwa natri
File Information Data structure (INFDS) can be defined for each file to make file exception/ error information available to the program.
A file information data structure contains predefined subfields that identify:
the name of the file for which the exception/error occurred.
the record being processed when the exception/error occurred or the record that caused the exception/error.
The last operation being processed when the exception/error occurred.
The status code. The RPG routine in which the exception/error occurred.
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