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Bob, it can be done with one based array if the quantity fields in the file are contiguous. Here's an example writing on output file. Updates would READ, process the array elements, and UPDATE. DDS for physical file --------------------- A R WHSSKUR A WH 10 A SKU 10 A QTY001 7P 0 A QTY002 7P 0 A QTY003 7P 0 A QTY004 7P 0 A QTY005 7P 0 A QTY006 7P 0 A QTY007 7P 0 A QTY008 7P 0 A QTY009 7P 0 A QTY010 7P 0 RPG IV Program -------------- FWhsSku o e disk D WhsSkuDS e ds extname(WhsSku:WhsSkuR) D Qtys s like(Qty001) dim(10) based(QtysP) D i s 10i 0 D j s 10i 0 C eval QtysP = %addr(Qty001) * Write 10 records using the Qtys array. C for i = 1 to 10 C eval wh = 'WH' + %char(i) C eval sku = 'Sku' + %char(i) C for j = 1 to 10 C eval Qtys(j) = (j-1) * 10 + i C endfor C write WhsSkuR C endfor C eval *inlr = *on Mel Rothman "Bob Cozzi (RPGIV)" wrote: > > Oops... PTF needed for my example: :) > > If the file is externally described, then it will bring in QTY1, QTY2, > QTY3... QTY366. > > There is no way to map them directly into an array named QTY. :( > You have to do a data structure > > D Input E DS ExtName(InputFile) > D* .... input data fields will appear here (including QTY1... QTY366) > D > > ****************** CORRECT LINE FOLLOW *********************** > > D pData S * Inz(%addr(QTY1)) > D LargeArray S Dim(366) Like(Qty1) based(pData) > > D WorkArray S Dim(366) Like(Qty1) > > In your program the array you're filling up with the quantities is > named > WORKARRAY. You would then just move that array to the LARGEARRAY field > and it should work fine---no need to move in a DO Loop. > > C MOVE WORKARRAY LARGEARRAY > > Bob Cozzi > cozzi@rpgiv.com > Visit the new on-line iSeries Forums at: http://www.rpgiv.com/forum >
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