Re: (no subject)

If the array is not that large, you could just dump the whole thing to screen and eyeball it. If the array is pretty large, perhaps use SQL embedded in RPG or RPGLE, or just interactive SQL, to get a count of records where any of the elements are non-zero. If the count comes up zero, then you know you Ok. If the count non-zero then you may want to copy the code to get a list of records with non-zero elements.

Does this question have anything to do with BPCS?

Using what means Asset, RPG, RPGLE, COBOL, VB, C++?

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From: jszarlik@xxxxxx
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hey,
i would like to check that the array is empty (each element is equal 0).
the best way/solution, please?
jk

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