Easytrieve

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction to Easytrieve
Capabilities
Structure of Easytrieve program
Environment Definition
Data Definition
Processing Activities
Decision and Branching Logic
Input & Output Specification
Report Processing
Table Processing
Synchronized File Processing
 INTRODUCTION

Easytrieve is an information retrieval

and data management tool designed to
simplify computer programming and to
perform complex programming tasks.
 CAPABILITIES

 Easytrieve has all the capabilities of a

standard retrieval system as well as the
comprehensiveness and flexibility required
for complex reports, data extraction and file
maintenance requirements.
 CAPABILITIES
File Access
 Accepts any number of input files
 Processes QSAM, ISAM, VSAM , IMS/DLI files, IDMS &
SQL
 Synchronizes file processing
 Processes data in alphabetic, numeric, packed,
packed-unsigned or binary format
 Provides flexible edit masks
 Provides default report headings
 Allows multiple use of field definitions with COPY
keyword
 CAPABILITIES

Logic Process
 Provides standard programming
constructions
 Provides powerful calculation capabilities
 Performs special tests useful in editing
 Supports Move for corresponding fields
 Includes special start & finish procedures
 Sorts on any number of keys
 CAPABILITIES

Report Output
 Automatic formatting of reports &
customizing options
 Provides Control breaks on any number of
keys
 Automatically creates summary file for
subtotals
 Processes only fields that are required for
REPORT
 Allows explicit positioning of print layout for
 MODES OF OPERATION
 Easytrieve provides five modes of operation
that facilitate production as well as ad-hoc
programming.

 Syntax check source statements

 Syntax check and compile source statements
 Syntax check, compile and execute source
statements (Default)
 Syntax check and compile source statements
and produce an object module
 Execute previously link edited programs
 STRUCTURE OF PROGRAM
Environment section PARM (parameters)
(Optional)

Library section FILE (parameters)

(Optional if no files) DEFINE fields

Activity section (s) PROGRAM

(statements)
JOB
(Statements)
(Job procedures)
SORT
(Sort procedures)
SCREEN
(statements)
 SAMPLE PROGRAM
FILE PERSNL FB(150 1800)
EMP# 95 N
NAME 17 8 A
GROSS 94 4 P 2
DEPT 98 3 N

JOB INPUT PERSNL NAME FIRST-PROGRAM

PRINT PAY-RPT

REPORT PAY-RPT LINESIZE 80

TITLE 01 ‘PERSONNEL REPORT EXAMPLE-1’
LINE 01 DEPT NAME EMP# GROSS
 SAMPLE REPORT
30/06/02 PERSONNEL REPORT EXAMPLE-1 PAGE 1

DEPT NAME EMP# GROSS

903 WIMN 12267 373.60
943 BERG11473 759.20
915 CORNING 02688 146.16
935 NAGLE 00370 554.40
911 ARNOLD 01963 445.50
914 MANHART 11602 344.80
917 TALL 11931 492.26
918 BRANDOW 02200 804.64
911 LARSON11357 283.92
932 BYER 11467 396.68
921 HUSS11376 360.80
911 POWELL11710 243.20
943 MCMAHON 04234 386.40
 ENVIRONMENT
DEFINITION
PARM Statement:
SYNTAX - Terminates Easytrieve processing after completion of
the syntax check operation. Allows early checkout of program
before data files necessary for execution are available.
COMPILE - Terminates Easytrieve processing after completion of
the syntax check and compile operations.
 If PARM statement is not used, the default is syntax check,
compile and execute.
 An eg. PARM LINK (pgmname R) +
ABEXIT (SNAP) +
DEBUG (DMAP) +
XREF (LONG) +
LIST (PARM)
 ENVIRONMENT
DEFINITION
PARM statement customizes the operating
environment for the duration of a program’s
compilation & execution
PARM establishes program level parameters in the
following areas :
 SYNTAX, COMPILE, LINK determine the mode of
execution
 BIND, PLAN, PREPNAME, SQLID, SSID and USERID
establish parameters for SQL execution
 DATA / LIBRARY
DEFINITION
FILE Statement
All files and databases that the program references must be
defined using the FILE statement.

FILE filename
File Type => [IS/ VIRTUAL/ DLI/
VS ([ES] [CREATE [RESET]/ UPDATE]
Device Type => [CARD/PUNCH/PRINTER/DISK/TAPE]
Record Format => [F/V/U/FB/VB/VBS]
 DATA / LIBRARY
DEFINITION
DEFINE Statement
Fields are defined in the library using DEFINE statement. Two
categories of data can be defined :
1. File data
2. Working Storage data
Field names must be unique within a file or working storage. The
keyword DEFINE is optional within Library section
 DATA / LIBRARY
DEFINITION
Basic syntax of DEFINE statement is as follows :

DEFINE field-name Location Length S/W DataFormat

[MASK ( [letter] [BWZ] [lit-4])] [VALUE lit-5]
Location - specifies the location of the field’s leftmost byte
Length - specifies the length of the field
S/W - specifies the storage of the field
DataFormat - specifies data format(A/N/P/B/U)
MASK - Optional parameter specifying pattern edit mask for
printing numeric fields on a report. letter-identifier for a mask
specified with lit-4
BWZ - Blank When Zero
lit-4 - print edit mask (9/Z/*/-/$/X)
VALUE - To initialize working storage fields to specific values
 PROCESSING ACTIVITIES
The activity definition section of the program contains the
statements that perform the tasks of reading in, processing and
writing out data.
Four processing activities – PROGRAM, JOB, SORT and SCREEN.

 PROGRAM is a simple top-down set of instructions which is used

to initiate other activities.
 JOB activities read data from input files, examine and manipulate
this data and write data to output files and initiate reports.
 SORT activities sequence the files in the order specified by
parameters of this statement.
 SCREEN activities define screen-oriented transactions.
 PROGRAM ACTIVITY

Program identifies and initiates a processing activity

PROGRAM NAME program-name [ activity ]

[USING field-name1 GIVING field-name2]

Program-name - names the processing activity

Activity - activity which is initiated by the program
Field-name1 - field to which parameter is passed from parent
program
Field-name2 - field containing the parameter you return to the
parent
program
 PROCEDURES

Procs
Separate modules of program code used
to perform specific tasks
Defined at the end of each activity
Local to the activity after which they are
coded
 JOB STATEMENT
JOB statement identifies the files whose records are automatically
provided to the program (automatic input)
JOB [INPUT {file-name KEY(field-name)}…{NULL}]
[START start-proc-name] [FINISH finish-proc-name]
[NAME job-name]
INPUT file-name - Optional parameter identifying automatic input
- provides the name of the file used in automatic input
KEY field-name - identifies fields used in synchronized file
processing
NULL - inhibits automatic input. Normally, a job is implicitly
stopped when the automatic file is exhausted. With NULL, the
program continues until a STOP statement is executed.
 JOB STATEMENT
JOB statement identifies the files whose records are automatically
provided to the program (automatic input)
JOB [INPUT {file-name KEY(field-name)}…{NULL}]
[START start-proc-name] [FINISH finish-proc-name]
[NAME job-name]
START - The optional START start-proc-name parameter
identifies a procedure to be executed during the
initiation of the JOB.
FINISH - The optional FINISH finish-proc-name parameter
identifies a procedure to be executed during the normal
termination of the JOB.
NAME job-name - names the JOB activity.Used for documentation
only.
 JOB CONTROL FLOW
Reset working storage
Open I/O files
[PERFORM start-proc] Step 1
JOB …retrieve automatic input
IF EOF . . . Logic generated by JOB
reset working storage
closes I/O files
[PERFORM finish-proc]
wrap-up REPORTS
go to the next JOB/SORT activity
END-IF
IF …. Step 2
... Data examination and
END-IF Manipulation statements
 SORT STATEMENT
SORT statement orders any file which can be processed sequentially.

SORT file-name-1 TO file-name-2 USING (field-name [D])

[BEFORE proc-name] [NAME sort-name]
file-name-1 - name of the input file to be sorted
file-name-2 - name of the sorted output file (can be the same as
file-name-1 except in case of VSAM and ISAM)
USING field-name [D] - Identifies data fields of file-name-1 used as
sort keys. Sub-parameter D - for descending order.
BEFORE proc-name - Optional parameter that identifies a procedure
that prescreens, modifies and selects input records for the sort.
NAME sort-name- names the SORT activity.Used for documentation
only
 EG. OF SORT PROCEDURE
*
FILE PERSNL FB(150 1800)
EMP# 9 5 N
GROSS 94 4 P 2
*
FILE SORTER F 150 VIRTUAL
*
SORT PERSNL +
TO SORTER +
USING EMP# +
BEFORE INCLUDE-RECS
*
INCLUDE-RECS. PROC
IF GROSS LT 29999
SELECT
END-IF
END-PROC
*
 SCREEN PROCESSING
The SCREEN statement defines and initiates a SCREEN activity. A SCREEN
activity defines a transaction-oriented processing activity under the
control of keys pressed by the terminal operator. Statements can also be
inserted in screen procedures to retrieve and maintain files and databases.
SCREEN NAME screen-name [UPPERCASE ROWCOUNT rows LINESIZE
columns]
Screen-name - name of the screen. For documentation.
Rows - number of rows to be displayed on the screen
Columns - number of columns on a line
Structure of SCREEN statement
SCREEN statement
Screen declaration statements
KEYs, TITLEs, ROWs (in any order)
Screen procedures (both special-named and user-defined, in any order)
 SAMPLE SCREEN

DEFINE WS-REPLY W 1 A
SCREEN NAME MAIN-MENU
TITLE 'Employee File Main Menu'
ROW 6 COL 10 'Type an option, then press Enter.'
ROW 8 COL 10 'Option ===>' WS-REPLY VALUE ('V' 'E' 'D' 'X') +
ERROR 'Please type V, E, D, or X'
ROW 10 COL 22 'V View employee'
ROW 11 COL 22 'E Edit employee'
ROW 12 COL 22 'D Delete employee'
ROW 13 COL 22 'X Exit'
KEY F1 NAME 'Help' IMMEDIATE
KEY F3 NAME 'Exit' EXIT
KEY F12 NAME 'Cancel' EXIT IMMEDIATE
|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------------------------------|
| Employee File Main Menu |
| Type an option, then press Enter.
|
|
|
| Option ===>
|
| V View employee
|
| E Edit employee
|
| D Delete employee
|
| X Exit
|
| |
| F1=Help F3=Exit F12=Cancel
|
 DECISION & BRANCHING
LOGIC
 IF condition
statements
ELSE-IF (optional)
statements
ELSE (optional)
statements
END-IF
 DO WHILE / DO UNTIL condition
statements
ENDDO
 DECISION & BRANCHING
LOGIC
 CASE field-name
WHEN condition
statements
OTHERWISE condition
statements
END-CASE
 GOTO {label/JOB}
 PERFORM proc-name
 EXECUTE job-name|sort-name|screen-name
 STOP [EXECUTE]
 INPUT / OUTPUT
SPECIFICATION

EASYTRIEVE provides three levels of I/O

Automatic
Controlled
Data base
 INPUT / OUTPUT
SPECIFICATON
Automatic I/O provides sequential reading of a data file and
production of one or more reports. Statements supporting this
level are
JOB - specifies the input file
DISPLAY - produces printed o/p not directly supported by
reports
PRINT - initiates report output
Controlled I/O provides the capability to process any sequential
or keyed file (ISAM/VSAM). Controlled I/O statements are
GET - sequentially reads one record
POINT - positions to a particular record for subsequent
sequential I/O
PUT - sequentially writes one record
READ - reads one keyed record
WRITE - rewrites, adds or deletes one keyed record
 DISPLAY STATEMENT

DISPLAY [file-name] [{TITLE|NOTITLE} / SKIP lit-1 / CONTROL lit-2]

[lit-3 / field-name / +lit-4 / - lit-4/ COL lit-5]

file-name - Optional parameter specifying destination of the

DISPLAYED data. The
named file should be designated as a PRINTER file. The
default is
SYSPRINT.
lit-3/field name - Specify the data to be printed
+lit-4 / -lit-4 - Adjustment of horizontal spacing between displayed
items
COL lit-5 - Specifies precisely where data is placed on the print line
 PRINT STATEMENT

PRINT report-name

PRINT statement initiates report output by causing the named

report to extract the current values of the fields to be output and
to format them according to the specifications in the report
declaratives. The next statement to be executed after the PRINT
statement is the associated REPORT statement.
 GET & PUT STATEMENTS

GET statement makes the next or previous

sequential record of the named file available for
processing.

GET file-name [PRIOR]

PUT outputs records to SEQUENTIAL files and also

adds consecutive records to an INDEXED or
RELATIVE file.
 POINT STATEMENT

POINT statement initiates a search for a position within an indexed

or relative record file, based on a comparison between keys in
the file and a search value specified in the statement.

POINT file-name {EQ/=/GE/>=} {field-name/literal}

POINT statement only locates the specified position of the record in

the file. GET statement is necessary to retrieve the data for
processing.
 POINT STATEMENT EXAMPLE
FILE PAYFILE VS
REC-KEY 1 3 N
JOB INPUT NULL
POINT PAYFILE GE 500
GET PAYFILE
DO WHILE (REC-KEY < 600 AND NOT EOF PAYFILE)
PRINT PAY-RPT
GET PAYFILE
ENDDO
STOP
REPORT PAY-RPT …
Above statements retrieve those records with keys between 500
and 599 inclusive from file PAY-FILE and output them to report
PAY-RPT.
 READ STATEMENT
READ statement provides random access to keyed and
relative-record VSAM and ISAM files.

READ file-name KEY field-name [STATUS]

file-name - identifies the file you wish to access
KEY field-name - search value to identify the specific
record to be retrieved.
STATUS - execution of the READ statement sets a
return code in the FILE-STATUS field of the input file
to indicate the success or failure of the operation.
 WRITE STATEMENT
WRITE statement is used in the maintenance of keyed and relative-
record
VSAM files. WRITE updates or deletes the current record of the
named
file or adds new records.
WRITE file-name-1 [DELETE / UPDATE / ADD] [FROM file-name-2]
file-name-1 - Name of the file to be modified
DELETE / UPDATE / ADD - Specify the activity to be performed.
Required
for deleting or adding records and optional for update activity.
Default is
UPDATE if the parameter is not coded.
FROM file-name-2 - WRITE copies the current record of file-name-2
to
file-name-1 for either an UPDATE or an ADD operation. This
parameter
is invalid for DELETE operation.
 READ / WRITE EXAMPLE
FILE PAYFILE VS UPDATE
EMPL# 1 5 N
NAME 6 20 A
JOB INPUT NULL
EMPL# = 44152
READ PAYFILE KEY EMPL# STATUS
IF FILE-STATUS NOT ZERO
GOTO ERRTASK
END-IF
IF NAME EQ ‘OLDNAME’
NAME EQ ‘NEWNAME’
WRITE PAYFILE UPDATE
END-IF
STOP
 REPORT
PROCESSING
Reports are defined by the following set of statements
REPORT
SEQUENCE
CONTROL
TITLE
HEADING
LINE
report procedures
BEFORE-BREAK
TERMINATION
 SAMPLE PROGRAM
REPORT
DECLARATIVES
REPORT UPD-RPT PAGESIZE 51 LINESIZE 63 NODATE NOPAGE
SEQUENCE DEPT LAST-NAME
CONTROL DEPT
TITLE 1 ‘ANNUAL UPDATE REPORT - SALARIED EMPLOYEES’
HEADING LAST-NAME ‘NAME’
HEADING SERVICE ‘SERV’
LINE DEPT LAST-NAME SERVICE RAISE SALARY

The above report is ordered by department number and within each

department, by last-name. The report is segmented by department, the
dollar values are subtotalled for each department. There are 5 columns
spaced three characters apart across the 63-character-wide report.
 REPORT TYPES
Standard format - Default format consisting of Title area,
Heading area and Report Body.
TITLE AREA
HEADING AREA

PAGESIZE
REPORT BODY

LINESIZE
Label Format - Includes mailing labels, form-letters and
other special-purpose reports.
SIZE DOWN

LINESIZE
 REPORT STATEMENT
REPORT report-name +
[SUMMARY]
Parameters + Format Determination
[SUMFILE sum-file-name] +
[LABELS ([ACROSS lit-1] + Label Parameters
[DOWN lit-2] +
[SIZE lit-3] +
[NEWPAGE]] +
[PRINTER file-name] + File Directing Parameters
[PAGESIZE lit-4] + Spacing control Parameters
[LINESIZE lit-5] +
[SPREAD] +
[NOSPREAD] +
[NOADJUST] +
[NODATE] +
[NOPAGE] +
[LIMIT lit-6] + Testing aids Parameters
[EVERY lit-7]
 REPORT
STATEMENT
report-name - Names the report
SUMMARY - Inhibits printing of detail data on control reports. Only
quantitative fields are totaled (those defined with decimal
positions)
SUMFILE sum-file-name - SUMFILE is used to generate a summary
file that contains the control and summary field values.
Summary-file-name identifies the file to contain the summary
data.
LABELS - ACROSS specifies the number of labels printed side-by-
side across the page, DOWN specifies the number of print lines
on each label, SIZE specifies the width of each label and
NEWPAGE prints first line of each label at the top of a page.
PRINTER file-name - Identifies a file-name other than the default
print destination
 REPORT STATEMENT
PAGESIZE - sets the number of print lines per page
LINESIZE - sets the number of print columns on each report line
SPREAD/NOSPREAD - Adjusts column spacing on the report.
SPREAD maximizes number of spaces between columns.
NOSPREAD, the default, puts three spaces between columns and
centers the report.
NOADJUST - Left justifies the report. Centering is the default.
NODATE - Suppresses printing of date in the leftmost 8 columns of
the report title
NOPAGE - Suppresses printing of characters PAGE and the page
number in the rightmost 11 columns of the report title
LIMIT - Specifies the number of print statements accepted for this
report. Used in Testing
EVERY - Specifies the occurrence value for processing every nth
Print command directed to the report
 SEQUENCE
STATEMENT
SEQUENCE field-name-1 [D] [,field-name-2 [D]] ...

Specifies the order in which the fields on the report should be

ordered.
Inclusion of ‘D’ indicates the field is sequenced in descending order,
default is ascending order.
 CONTROL
STATEMENT
CONTROL [field-name FINAL] [NEWPAGE/RENUM] [NOPRINT]

Specifies the field name(s) on which the report should be controlled.

FINAL parameter is coded to specify options for the control break
which occurs at end-of-report.

Following options alter the normal control break processing.

NEWPAGE - causes a skip to the top of the next page after control
break processing for the specified field is completed.
RENUM - causes a skip to the top of the next page and resets the
page number to 1 on the page following the control break.
NOPRINT - suppresses printing the summary line for the specified
control break.
 TITLE STATEMENT
TITLE [lit-1] {field-name, ‘lit-2’, +lit-3/-lit-3/COL lit-4}

Each title line is centered horizontally within the title area of the
report.
Current date is printed in leftmost 8 positions unless NODATE
option is specified on the REPORT statement.
The word PAGE and page number are printed in rightmost 11
positions unless NOPAGE option is specified on the REPORT
statement.
lit-1 - Specifies the position of the title line within the title area.
field-name- Specifies that the contents of the named field will
appear on the title line.
‘lit-2’ - Specifies a character string (enclosed in quotes) for the title
item.
+lit-3 / -lit-3 - Specifies the no. of characters to be added/
subtracted from the normal 3 character space between items.
 HEADING
STATEMENT
HEADING field-name (‘literal’...)

Optionally defines an alternate column heading to be printed in

place of the specified field-name.
field-name - Specifies the name of a field coded on the LINE
statement. The value of the literal is the content of the new
heading.
Eg. HEADING LAST-NAME ‘NAME’

Multiple literals within parentheses are stacked vertically over the

column when printed.
Eg. HEADING LAST-NAME (‘EMPLOYEE’, ‘NAME’)
produces EMPLOYEE NAME
 LINE
STATEMENT
LINE [lit-1] {field-name, ‘lit-2’, +lit-3/-lit-3/COL lit-4/POS lit-5}
LINE statement defines the contents of the lines of the report.
lit-1 - Specifies the position of the line within the line group when
there are multiple lines.
field-name- Specifies that the contents of the named field will
appear on the print line.
‘lit-2’ - Specifies a character string (enclosed in quotes) for the line
item.
+lit-3 / -lit-3 - Specifies the no. of characters to be added/subtracted
from the normal 3 character space between items.
COL lit-4 - Specifies the column number where the 1st character of
the next line item will be printed
POS lit-5 - Enables to position items on lines 2 thru 99 so that they
line up under specified items on line 1. lit-5 specifies the item
number on line 1 under which the item is to be placed.
 LINE STATEMENT
EXAMPLE.
LINE 1 REGION +
SSN +
NAME +
DOB
LINE 2 POS 2 PHONE +
POS 3 STREET +
POS 4 DATE-OF-HIRE
LINE 3 POS 3 CITY -2 STATE -2 ZIP

Line 2 lists phone number under Social Security number, street address
under name and date-of-hire under Date Of Birth. Line 3 lists the city,
state and zip under Name and street address
o/p : SOUTHWEST 571-40-8057 Florance Smith 11-26-72
785-4815 3250 Big street 08-03-81
Riverside CA 09265
 TABLE
PROCESSING
 A table is a collection of uniform data records. Tables have two
parts :
1. The argument uniquely identifies a table entry.
2. The description is information directly associated with the
argument.
 Tables are defined by FILE statements in the library section.
TABLE option must be coded.
FILE file-name TABLE [INSTREAM / literal]
 The only fields defined for TABLE files are ARG (argument) and
DESC (description).
ARG defines the field used to search the table.
DESC defines the field which contains the desired information.
 TABLE
PROCESSING
 There are two types of TABLEs, instream and external.

 Instream Tables reside within your program, they are

established for use when the program is compiled.
Instream table data is coded immediately following
the FILE statement. The word ENDTABLE indicates
end of table data.

 External Tables are stored on files external to the

program, they are established for use during initiation
of the JOB activity that contains the SEARCH
statement which references them.
 INSTREAM TABLE
EXAMPLE
FILE WEEKDAY TABLE INSTREAM
ARG 1 1 A
DESC 3 9 A
1 SUNDAY
2 MONDAY
3 TUESDAY
4 WEDNESDAY
5 THURSDAY
6 FRIDAY
7 SATURDAY
ENDTABLE
 SEARCH
STATEMENT
SEARCH statement is used to access table information.
SEARCH file-name WITH field-name-1 GIVING
field-name-2

file-name - name of the file which describes the table

and its source.
WITH field-name-1 - This parameter identifies the field
that contains the search argument. Field-name-1 can
be defined in Working storage or in any file except a
file with TABLE attribute.
GIVING field-name-2 - This parameter identifies the
receiving field for the results of the table search. This
field can be defined in Working storage or in any file
 TABLE SEARCH
OPERATION
FILE CALENDAR
DAY-OF-WEEK 12 1 A
NAME-OF-DAY 14 20 A
FILE WEEKDAY TABLE INSTREAM
ARG 1 1 A
DESC 3 9 A
1 SUNDAY
2 MONDAY
3 TUESDAY
4 WEDNESDAY
5 THURSDAY
6 FRIDAY
7 SATURDAY
ENDTABLE
JOB INPUT CALENDAR
SEARCH WEEKDAY WITH DAY-OF-WEEK GIVING NAME-OF-DAY
IF WEEKDAY
DISPLAY NAME-OF-DAY, ‘IS DAY’, DAY-OF-WEEK
ELSE
DISPLAY ‘****INVALID DAY OF WEEK = ’, DAY-OF-WEEK
END-IF
 SYNCHRONIZED FILE
PROCESSING

 Easytrieve simplifies combining data from more than one file.

 Has the capacity to synchronize any number of files which can be

processed sequentially.
 SYNCHRONIZED
FILE PROCESSING
FILE PERSNL FB(150 1800)
EG.
OLD-EMP# 9 5 N
*
FILE PERSUPD
EMP# 1 5 N
RAISE-PERCENT 7 2 N
*
FILE SORTPER F 150 VIRTUAL
UPD-EMP# 9 5 N
NAME 17 8 A
PAY-GROSS 94 4 P 2
*
NEWSAL W 4 P 2
*
FILE NEWPERS FB(150 1800)
*
FILE ERRPRINT PRINTER
*
 SYNCHRONIZED
FILE PROCESSING
SORT PERSNL TO SORTPER USING OLD-EMP#
EG.
JOB INPUT (SORTPER KEY(UPD-EMP#) PERSUPD KEY (EMP#) )
IF MATCHED
NEWSAL = PAY-GROSS * (1 + RAISE-PERCENT /100)
PRINT NEW-RPT
PAY-GROSS = NEW-SAL
END-IF
IF SORTPER
PUT NEWPERS FROM SORTPER
ELSE
DISPLAY ERRPRINT EMP# ‘RECORD NOT MATCHED’
END-IF
REPORT NEW-RPT LINESIZE 80 NOPAGE NODATE
SEQUENCE NAME
TITLE ‘SALARY UPDATE REPORT’
LINE UPD-EMP# NAME PAY-GROSS NEWSAL RAISE-PERCENT
END
Thank you
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