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I think it is saying that lcust1 - lcust10 are already in d specs. Now you will want to get rid of myds and make your custarr array standalone & based on a pointer and set the pointer to the address of lmitds. Then your array elements will overlay lcust1 - lcust10.

Regards,

Kevin Wright

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To: RPG programming on the IBM i / System i
Subject: Re: Loading an array from file vs external described data
structure.


Message appears to be saying that lmitds is already defined elsewhere.

Regards

Paul Tuohy
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John Rusling wrote:
This is puzzling, to me.

When I use an F-spec for the file named lmit, I can
auto-load an array thus -

flmit if e k disk
...
d myds ds
d custarrdata
d lcust1 overlay(custarrdata)
d lcust2
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcust3
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcust4
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcust5
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcust6
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcust7
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcust8
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcust9
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d lcus10
overlay(custarrdata:*next)
d custarr overlay(custarrdata)
d dim(10) like(lcust1)

but when I remove the F-specand c/ to an external desc data
struc it doesn't work

d lmitds e ds extname(lmit)

*RNF3315 20 10 The Name entry is already defined on a
Definition
Specification; defaults to blanks.

*RNF7030 30 1 The name or indicator is not defined.

*RNF7301 30 1 Position of subfield is greater than
length of data
structure; specification ignored.


Nothing else changed, only changed from an F-spec to ext
desc data struc ? ?

Anyone have any explanation for this or run across this before?

Tia

John B


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