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karasala said the following on 4/4/2005 8:17 AM: > using loadall can load 50000 records at atime.is it possible. how? The Application Display Programming topic (chapter 4) in the Infocenter will probably help you understand how display files work. After that, I recommend the DDS manual for specific references on various display file keywords. http://www.iseries.ibm.com/infocenter Programming, Device, Application Device Programming Programming, DDS, Display files --buck

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using loadall can load 50000 records at atime.is it possible. how?

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From the command line, I want to read a particular record from the file. For this, I have used OVRDBF command specifying the *RRN option. When I do runqry after this, I can see all the records where as I want to see only the record for which the rrn is specified.

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With F10 & F11, I could read additional data from null capable fields which was other wise not shown. But it is still showing a rectangular reverse image block for null capable fields (if they contain null value).

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Press F10, followed by F11 to get the full hex display. Dave

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Yes, this works for "from a particular rrn onwards". But does it displays junk characters for null capable fields? In my case it is doing so.

[David Abramowitz]

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On a simpler level, you could use the DSPPFM command, which always displays records in RRN order. Dave

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Thanks kforsythe. It worked. I thought if RUNQRY can sense OVRDBF for file or member/ it will behave the same way for RRN as well. Thanks once again Varsha

You could use STRSQL, QMQRY, or the RUN SQL Script GUI tool in iSeries Nav. Then you could issue a statement like this... select * from file where rrn(file) = 1