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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Define a data structure and use three subfields that overlay the same data, or define two additional fields based on the address of the first. Pete Hall pbhall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx http://pbhall.us Sean Porterfield wrote:
I found an old thread from 2002 that talked about the problem I'm having, but I'm not entirely sure of the solution. I'm making a modification to an RPG program, so I converted from RPG III to RPG IV and decided to move to an external printer file. The mod is a major output change, so it seemed like a good idea at the time. I haven't had much experience with printer files, so I've been learning quite a bit. It seems strange to define all of my fields again, and arrays can't be used. I got through that part, but I have one line that could have the same field in three different places based on other factors. I coded it just like from the O spec with conditioning indicators and the same field in multiple locations. That is where I get the CPD5237 telling me the field has already been used in the record. What? Why on earth can't I use the same field more than once? I can imagine many uses for such a feature. Is there a quick fix that I misunderstood? I don't want to have to define new fields, because I would then have to change the RPG to populate those fields (or create a DS to overlay them). Thanks all! (P.S. The OS will be upgraded "RSN" but this needs to be resolved before that date.) -- Sean Porterfield
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