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Joe Pluta wrote:
...
I'll double check, but maybe it's because my like define is in a data
structure?
That works for me too. When I put the LIKE definitions in a data
structure, the subfields still came out as P(10,0) and I(10,0).
Unless you mean a program-described data structure. If you picked up a
9B from say one of the QSYSINC copy files, it would remain 9B, and any
LIKE define of it would be 9B.
H extbinint(*yes)
D pgmdesc ds
D bin9 9b 0
D likebin9 s like(bin9)
Global Field References:
Field Attributes
BIN9 B(9,0)
LIKEBIN9 B(9,0)
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