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The following program sorts the personnel files shown below.
They are sorted by last name. The program marks the employee numbers
for the temporary employees with an asterisk.
    
The files that are used in the following example are as follows (data
descriptions and character positions are indicated for convenience only):
  - TEMPEMP
 
  Information file about temporary employees:  
 Last Name           First Name       Employee Number       Hire Date
 Gangley,            Tomas               000003              06/06/87
 Rields,             Evelyn              000007              07/12/87
 Everett,            Joyce               000029              10/19/87
  
 0        1         2         3         4         5         6         7
 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
 
  - PERMEMP
 
  Information file about permanent employees:  
 Last Name          First Name        Employee Number       Hire Date
 
 Jones,              Eliza               000001              06/06/87
 Smith,              James               000005              06/06/87
 Jackson,            Johnathon           000006              06/06/87
 Washington,         Lois                000014              07/23/87
 Jackson,            Rosa                000022              08/15/87
 
 0        1         2         3         4         5         6         7
 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
 
 
Example D-3 SORTREC_INPUT Program
  $standard_level system
        program SORTREC_INPUT
  C
  C  This program reads the files TEMPEMP and PERMEMP, alters the
  C  TEMPEMP records, passes all records to SORT/XL, and outputs to
  C  the file ALLEMP.
  C
        integer TEMPFILENUM
       2       ,PERMFILENUM
       3       ,OUTFILENUM
       4       ,STATUS
  C
        common /PARMS/ TEMPFILENUM, PERMFILENUM
       2              ,OUTFILENUM, STATUS
  C
        call OPEN_FILES
        call DO_SORT
        call CLOSE_FILES
        stop
        end
  C
        subroutine OPEN_FILES
  C
        system intrinsic HPFOPEN
       2                ,QUIT
  C
        integer DESIGNATOR
       2       ,DOMAIN
       3       ,ACCESS
       4       ,RECORD_SIZE
       5       ,PERMANENT
       6       ,NEW
       7       ,WRITE
       8       ,SIZE
       9       ,TEMPFILENUM
       A       ,PERMFILENUM
       B       ,OUTFILENUM
       C       ,STATUS
  C
        character TEMPFILE*10
       2         ,PERMFILE*10
       3         ,OUTFILE*10
  C
        common /PARMS/ TEMPFILENUM, PERMFILENUM
       2              ,OUTFILENUM, STATUS
  C
        DESIGNATOR  = 2
        DOMAIN      = 3
        ACCESS      = 11
        RECORD_SIZE = 19
  C
        TEMPFILE = '%TEMPEMP%'
        PERMANENT = 1
        call HPFOPEN (TEMPFILENUM, STATUS, DESIGNATOR,
       2             ,TEMPFILE, DOMAIN, PERMANENT)
        if (STATUS .ne. 0) then
          print *, 'HPFOPEN error on TEMPFILE.  Terminating.'
        endif
  C
        PERMFILE = '%PERMEMP%'
        call HPFOPEN (PERMFILENUM, STATUS, DESIGNATOR,
       2             ,PERMFILE, DOMAIN, PERMANENT)
        if (STATUS .ne. 0) then
          print *, 'HPFOPEN error on PERMEMP.  Terminating.'
          call QUIT (2)
        endif
  C
        NEW   = 4
        WRITE = 1
        SIZE  = 80
        OUTFILE = '%ALLEMP%'
        call HPFOPEN (OUTFILENUM, STATUS, DESIGNATOR,
       2             ,OUTFILE, DOMAIN, NEW, ACCESS, WRITE,
       3             ,RECORD_SIZE, SIZE)
        if (STATUS .ne. 0) then
          print *, 'HPFOPEN error on ALLEMP.  Terminating.'
          call QUIT (3)
        endif
  C
        return
        end
  C
        subroutine DO_SORT
  C
        system intrinsic HPSORTINIT
       2                ,HPSORTERRORMESS
       3                ,HPSORTEND
       4                ,HPSORTINPUT
       5                ,FREAD
       6                ,QUIT
  C
        integer OUTPUT_OPTION
       2       ,NUMKEYS
       3       ,LENGTH
       4       ,OUTPUTFILE(2)
       5       ,KEYS(4)
       6       ,TEMPFILENUM
       7       ,PERMFILENUM
       8       ,OUTFILENUM
       9       ,STATUS
       A       ,RECLENGTH
  C
        integer*2 LNGTH
  C
        logical EOF
  C
        character ALTSEQ*2
       2         ,MESSAGE*80
       3         ,BUFFER*80
  C
        common /PARMS/ TEMPFILENUM, PERMFILENUM
       2              ,OUTFILENUM, STATUS
  C
        OUTPUTFILE(1) = OUTFILENUM
        OUTPUTFILE(2) = 0
        OUTPUT_OPTION = 0
        RECLENGTH = 80
        NUMKEYS       = 1
        KEYS(1)       = 1
        KEYS(2)       = 20
        KEYS(3)       = 0
        KEYS(4)       = 0
        ALTSEQ(1:1)   = CHAR(255)
        ALTSEQ(2:2)   = CHAR(255)
        call HPSORTINIT (STATUS,, OUTPUTFILE, OUTPUT_OPTION
       2                ,RECLENGTH,, NUMKEYS, KEYS, ALTSEQ)
        if (STATUS .ne. 0) then
          MESSAGE = ' '
          call HPSORTERRORMESS (STATUS, MESSAGE, LENGTH)
          print *,MESSAGE
        endif
        LENGTH = 72
        EOF    = .false.
  C  Read TEMPEMP file.  Start with a priming read.  If EOF is not
  C  found on the priming read, call HPSORTINPUT to put the record
  C  into the sort, then read and input until EOF is found.
        LNGTH = FREAD (TEMPFILENUM, BUFFER, LENGTH)
        if (ccode()) 10,30,20
     10 print *, 'FREAD error on TEMPFILE'
        call QUIT (10)
     20 EOF = .true.
     30 continue
        do while ( .not. EOF)
          BUFFER(40:40) = '*'
          call HPSORTINPUT (STATUS, BUFFER, LENGTH)
          if (STATUS .ne. 0) then
            MESSAGE = ' '
            call HPSORTERRORMESS (STATUS, MESSAGE, LENGTH)
            print *, MESSAGE
          endif
  C  Read the next record. CCG indicates EOF has been found.
          LNGTH = FREAD (TEMPFILENUM, BUFFER, LENGTH)
          if (ccode()) 40,60,50
     40   print *, 'FREAD error on TEMPFILE'
          call QUIT (40)
     50   EOF = .true.
     60   continue
        end do
  C     Now read PERMEMP, as explained above.
        EOF   = .false.
        LNGTH = FREAD (PERMFILENUM, BUFFER, LENGTH)
        if (ccode()) 70,90,80
     70 print *, 'FREAD error on PERMEMP.'
        call QUIT (70)
     80 EOF = .true.
     90 continue
        do while (.not. EOF)
          call HPSORTINPUT (STATUS, BUFFER, LENGTH)
          if (STATUS .ne. 0) then
            MESSAGE = ' '
            call HPSORTERRORMESS (STATUS, MESSAGE, LENGTH)
            print *, MESSAGE
          endif
          LNGTH = FREAD (PERMFILENUM, BUFFER, LENGTH)
          if (ccode()) 100,120,110
    100   print *, 'FREAD error on PERMEMP'
          call QUIT (100)
    110   EOF = .true.
    120   continue
        end do
        call HPSORTEND (STATUS)
        if (STATUS .ne. 0) then
          MESSAGE = ' '
          call HPSORTERRORMESS (STATUS, MESSAGE, LENGTH)
          print *,MESSAGE
        endif
        return
        end
  C
        subroutine CLOSE_FILES
  C
        system intrinsic FCLOSE
  C
        integer*2 DISPOSITION
       2         ,SECURITYCODE
  C
        integer TEMPFILENUM
       2       ,PERMFILENUM
       3       ,OUTFILENUM
       4       ,STATUS
  C
        common /PARMS/ TEMPFILENUM, PERMFILENUM
       2              ,OUTFILENUM, STATUS
  C
        DISPOSITION = 0
        SECURITYCODE = 0
  C
        call FCLOSE (TEMPFILENUM, DISPOSITION, SECURITYCODE)
        call FCLOSE (PERMFILENUM, DISPOSITION, SECURITYCODE)
        DISPOSITION = 1
        call FCLOSE (OUTFILENUM, DISPOSITION, SECURITYCODE)
        return
        end
When this program is executed, the output is written to ALLEMP.
To view ALLEMP:
 :print allemp
 
 Everett,            Joyce              *000029              10/19/87
 Gangley,            Tomas              *000003              06/06/87
 Jackson,            Jonathan            000006              06/06/87
 Jackson,            Rosa                000022              08/15/87
 Jones,              Eliza               000001              06/06/87
 Rields,             Evelyn             *000007              07/12/87
 Smith,              James               000005              06/06/87
 Washington,         Lois                000014              07/23/87
 
    
    
     
    
     
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