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Based on my last email to the rpg list it won't work at all unless you
reference every input field that the array shares address of - bummer.

Rob Berendt
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                    rorr@volante.com.au
                    Sent by:                  To:     midrange-l@midrange.com
                    midrange-l-admin@mi       cc:
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                                              Subject:     Re: How to Define 
input fields into Array

                    01/10/2002 05:40 PM
                    Please respond to
                    midrange-l







Rob,

Not sure if this will always work in RPG
RPG input specs (explicit or implicit) are really "moves from the i/o
buffer" to pgm work areas
You do not address the i/o buffers directly
RPG does not guarantee input fields are mapped into program work areas in
the same order on the file or necessarily contiguously on same byte
boundaries as the actual record buffer

>>>CREATE TABLE ROB/ARRAYFILE (KEYFLD CHAR (10 ) NOT NULL WITH
DEFAULT, ARY1 DEC (5 , 0) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT, ARY2 DEC (5 , 0)
NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT, ARY3 DEC (5 , 0) NOT NULL WITH DEFAULT)
Table ARRAYFILE in ROB created but could not be journaled.
INSERT INTO ROB/ARRAYFILE VALUES('A', 1, 2, 3)
1 rows inserted in ARRAYFILE in ROB.

     fARRAYFILE IF   E           K DISK    RENAME(ARRAYFILE:ARRAYREC)
     f                                     INFDS(HIYA)
     d MyArray         s                   like(ary1) dim(3)
     d                                     based(pMyArray)
 <<< d pMyArray        s               *   inz(%addr(ary1))
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Regards,        Rod Orr







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