NET/MASTER Network Control Language (NCL) Programmer's Guide
Working With KeySequenced Files in a UDB Pair
Working With Files
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Figure 12-22. Updating a Record in a UDB Pair—Case 3
Before FILE PUT Verb.
B
C
G
File 1
1
File 2
2
File 1 has read and write access.
1 2
File 2 has read-only access.
After FILE PUT Verb.
B
C
G
File 1
1
File 2
FILE PUT KEY=B MDO=&rec.
B
New Record B
Replaces Existing
Record B.
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2
B
Deleting a Record The FILE DEL verb deletes one or more records in a UDB pair. You can delete records
from mapped, unmapped, and delimited key-sequenced files in a UDB pair.
Note See the discussion on deleting a record from a single key-sequenced file, earlier in this section, for
information on exact deletion, generic deletion, and how to specify the record key before deleting a record
from a file.