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  • Subject: Re: Multiple Fields in SFL & Installing PTFs...
  • From: "Joe Teff" <jteff19@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 6 Jan 1999 20:47:41 -0600

> 1. How to put multiple fileds in a Subfile in one location. With display
> handlers like Indicators or keywords or attributes. (Ihave done
> temporarily by putting a DS to move fields) .
 
I define a single field on the subfile and then build that string in my
program. I use the various BIFs to do this, so I don't need any data
structures. Using this technique has become a "peice of cake" with
RPG/ILE. 
 
> 3. When I am doing some file oprations(Additions...) with the file
> declaration as below, I am getting 20 error stating there is no
> calculation operation for file RPGPGM. But I will compile the program
> with error seviarity more than 20. Then it compiles and also runs with
> out any kind of problem with the desired results. Why I am getting error
> like that. I have Z-add, Move, Write etc. operations for the file also. 
> 
> F RPGPGM  IF    E        DISK                    A
 
Error 20 is pretty generic. Since you say the file is Input/Add, I assume
that you have an input type operation against this file (i.e. READ, CHAIN,
etc.).
 
Joe Teff

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