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Am I going about this the wrong way? I want to retreive many records of data from an sql fetch, then return that to the calling function. Phil > _Packed struct host_struct *p_hostDS[1000] > p_hostDS is an array of pointers to _Packed struct host_struct, not > pointer to an array, as you probably wanted it to be. > > *p_hostDS = hostDS; > assigns address of (first element of ) hostDS to the first element of > array of pointers. > > > Alexei > > Where is the beginning of the end, which ends the beginning? > > > > > > sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxxxx > Sent by: c400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx > 10/21/2003 02:46 PM > Please respond to C programming iSeries / AS400 > > To: c400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx > cc: > Subject: [C400-L] struct array > > > Hello! > > I am having trouble with a struct array. > > _Packed struct host_struct { > decimal(4,0) TRMNUM; > } hostDS[1000]; > > int getTermArray(char *from, char *to, \ > _Packed struct host_struct *p_hostDS[1000]) > > . . . > > EXEC SQL > fetch from csr for 1000 rows into :hostDS:host_inds; > > *p_hostDS = hostDS; <-- this is where my problem is. > > This results in p_hostDS having the same address as hostDS, not *p_hostDS. > When the struct isn't an array it works, but now that I've made it an > array I have problems. > > I appreciate any help you can give me! > > Thanks, > > Phil
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