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Lo,

Have you tried defining the struct like this:

_Packed struct host_struct {
   _Packed struct {
      short AOWL1_LEN;
      char AOWL1_DATA[2];
    } AOWL1;
   _Packed struct {
      short AOWL2_LEN;
      char AOWL2_DATA[1];
    } AOWL2;
  } hostds;

This works for me.  I haven't yet tried to return a
result set so I don't know whether you can define hostds
as hostds[20] or not.

hth,

Phil
> I'm trying to write a C stored procedure that would return an array result
> set, but precompiler generates the following message:
>
> SQL5011  30      19  Position 32 Host structure array AOW not defined or not
> usable
>
> for the statement
>
> EXEC SQL
>    set result sets array :AOW for 20 rows;
>
> Host structure AOW is defined like this:
>
> _Packed struct { char AOWL1[2];
>                    char AOWL2;
>                  } AOW[20];
>
> Actually I found out the precompiler does not allow any of the structure
> members to be arrays. The question is how in that case to return any
> character strings to the caller. Or do I have to code it in to RPG?
>
> Lo
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