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I don't code in RPG so even though I've heard of external data structures I am not sure I know what they mean. There is of course a structure definition in C and simplest would be: struct { char library[10]; char file[10]; int numberOfRecords; } record; This defines a record of 24 bytes of length that can be used to use similarly defined physical file using _Ropen, _Rreadn and like native I/O functions. However, one could simply declare: char record[24]; and use it in the read,update,write functions. Hopefully I didn't miss you point. Elvis -----Original Message----- Subject: [C400-L] External data structures Folks: I'm posting this for a co-worker ... Wondering if anyone would be able give a simple source example of an external data structure definition in OPM C and ILE C ... if the concept even exists. We're looking for examples in a C program that will cause a file or external data structure to NOT be picked up by a DSPPGMREF. Thanks! david
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