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Are you on V5R2? If so, code it as:

========================================================
d pathds          ds                  dim(10) qualified
d   marker                       3  0
d   path                       100a
 /free
    for x = 1 to %elem(pathds);
       if pathds(x).marker = somevar;
            path = pathds(x).path;
       endif;
    endfor;
 /endfree
========================================================

Cheers! Hans


SCarter@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> I have a data area that is 1030 characters long with
> the structure
> marker1      3  0
> path1       100a
> marker2      3  0
> path2       100a
> marker3      3  0
> path3        100a
> .
> .
> marker10   3  0
> path10      100a
> 
> How do I create a ds to move the data area into an array so I can use code
> like the following....
> /free
>    for x = 1 to 10;
>       if pdfloc.marker(x) = somevar;
>            path =pdfloc.path(x);
>       endif;
>    endfor;
> /endfree
> 
> this is how I think it would look but am unsure
> d pathds    ds            based(@) qualified
> d   marker    3  0
> d   path     100a
> d
> d                   ds
> d  pdfloc                    likeds(pathds) dim(10)
> c
> 
> does this look right:
> 




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