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On 2021-03-26 3:07 p.m., Gary Kuznitz wrote:
I'm trying to create an alternating table.
The code I have is:
D ZipCodes S 7 DIM(222) CTDATA
PERRCD(1)
D County S 1 DIM(222) ALT(ZipCodes)
C AIAOTX Lookup ZipCodes County
30
*RNF5158 30 010500 Result-Field operand must
not be array name for specified operation.
You're actually creating an alternating -array-, not a -table-. To
define a table, the name has to start with "TAB". If you change the
names to say tabZipCodes and tabCounty, your code will work.
If factor 2 is an ordinary array, not starting with TAB", you can't put
anything in the result field.
The LOOKUP opcode is really weird for arrays. It actually updates the
index for the factor 2 array.
D ZipCodes S 7 DIM(2) CTDATA PERRCD(1)
D County S 1 DIM(2) ALT(ZipCodes)
D i S 10i 0
C eval i = 1
C '7654321' Lookup ZipCodes(i) 30
C return
My ctdata:
**
1234567A
7654321B
After the Lookup operation, i is 2.
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