Re: Reading records from a table defined in an E-spec

"Rakesh Roshan , Gurgaon" wrote:
> Subject: Sharing -- Getting JVM system properties = within RPGLE sample 
> JAVASYSR
> 
>    Hi everybody
>    Can anybody tell how to read the
>    records from the table = defined in a E-spec
>    thanx
>    Rakesh

Rakesh, normally a table is not intended to be read like an ordinary
array.  If you want to be able to access the table directly, make it an
ordinary array (give it a name that doesn't start with TAB), and access
it with an index.

But it is possible to access specific elements of a table.  You need
another table, say TABNUM, numeric with elements 1 2 3 4 etc.  If you
want to lookup say element 2, then LOKUP 2 in TABNUM, specifying your
table in the result field.

     E                    TAB01   1   5 10                 
     E                    TABNUM  1   5  5 0               
      * Display third element of TAB01 ("dog")
     C           3         LOKUPTABNUM    TAB01          10
     C           TAB01     DSPLY                           
      * Display all of TAB01 in order
     C           1         DO   5         N       50       
     C           N         LOKUPTABNUM    TAB01          10
     C           TAB01     DSPLY                           
     C                     ENDDO     
      *                      
     C                     SETON                     LR    
**                                                         
fish                                                       
cat                                                        
dog                                                        
aviator                                                    
Paris                                                      
**                                                         
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