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Re: SQL Indicator Arrays

"MIDRANGE-L" <midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote on 11/16/2016
11:15:45 AM:
I find that I have to have an SQL indicator array that is
overlaid
with a matching data structure so that I can have both named indicators
and subscripted indicators. Anybody else find that to be true? I find
that I need both because the SQL precompiler will not iterate an
indicator
data structure but will also not allow the use of subscripts from the
indicator array. For example... The following is not allowed:

...snip...

On the flip side, it is a nuisance (to me) to have to manually
create and maintain such a data structure. So, has anybody come up with
a
means of automatically generating an SQL indicator array with an
overlaid
data structure that matches the RPG-generated data structure for an
external SQL view reference? If not, maybe it is time for an RFE?

...snip...

Thoughts? Reactions? Thanks.

Neither thoughts nor reactions from anyone, eh?


Sincerely,

Dave Clark

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