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-  * recnum is the number of records to be sent to the QLSA engine. The length of each record is that specified in QLSA_Init. The function returnn when all records have been transferred or when the endo of file is reached. A call to QLSA_Transfer_From_File makes sense only if the recorded data set is open (a call to QLSA_Fopen_Rec was succesfull) and a QLSA is started (a call to QLSA_Init is succesfull). At the present stage of the release, the function does not check for incorrect use. Assuming no other problme is present, the function return 0 if all the specified records have been transferred, a positive number (number of records that were not transferred) if EOF is reached.
+  * recnum is the number of records to be sent to the QLSA engine. The length of each record is that specified in QLSA_Init. The function returns when all records have been transferred or when the end-of-file (EOF) is reached. A call to QLSA_Transfer_From_File makes sense only if the recorded data set is open (a call to QLSA_Fopen_Rec was succesfull) and a QLSA is started (a call to QLSA_Init is succesfull). At the present stage of the release, the function does not check for incorrect use. Assuming no other problem is present, the function returns 0 if all the specified records have been transferred, a positive number (number of records that were not transferred) if EOF is reached.
+=== QLSA_Fclose_Rec ===
+QLSA_Fclose_Rec closes the files with the recorded data.
+QLSA_Fclose_Rec is defined as follows:
+<code C>
+int QLSA_Fclose_Rec (void)
+</code>

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