export ascii & write command

[Richard D. Williams]

Dennis,

Yes, you can use the "write" in this manner.  But, if you are ending for 
this record and going to the next, (if this is dreport/rreport), the 
write is unnecessary.  The rnx record will be written anyway when you 
issue the "end".

The export file rnx will remain open until all records are processed or 
you issue a "close".

Hope this helps,

Richard D. Williams

Dennis Malen wrote:

>Can I use the following two write commands when creating an ascii export
>file or must I loop back to the original ascii export command and write the
>second line. This assumes that both conditions are met below.
>
>10  -------   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -
>      ~ If: 6 ne ""               'ss#     rec#
>      Then: rnx(1)=6;rnx(2)=@rn;ct(5,.0,g)=ct+"1";write rnx
>11  -------   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -   -
>      ~ If: 8 ne ""               'ss#     rec#
>      Then: rnx(1)=8;rnx(2)=@rn;ct=ct+"1";write rnx;end
>12  -------  ------------------------------------------
>          If:
>       Then: end
>
>Bottom line can I use two write commands without going back up to:
>
>"export ascii rnx=/tmp/asciirn r=\r r=\n -x -a" which is at the top of the
>processing.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Dennis Malen
>516.479.5912
>
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