RE: Reply: RE: Either null indicator variable, or, defaulting a value

This is probably close, maybe not perfect, but I think it would be
something like this in RPGIII

     E                    NULMAP      9  9B0
     IRTNDTA      DS                         10
     I                                        1  10 TBLLIB
     I                                       11  20 TBLNAM
     I                                       21  21 TBLTYP
     I                                       22  71 TBLTXT
     I                                       72  81 COLNAM
     I                                       82  91 COLTYP
     I                                       92 1000COLLEN
     I                                      101 1090COLSCL
     I                                      110 159 COLTXT
     I
     IRTNRAW      DS                         10
     I                                    B   1  360NULMAP

Bob Cozzi


> -----Original Message-----
> From: rpg400-l-admin@midrange.com
> [mailto:rpg400-l-admin@midrange.com] On Behalf Of Buck Calabro
> Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 9:18 AM
> To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
> Subject: RE: Reply: RE: Either null indicator variable, or,
> defaulting a value
>
>
> >How to change D spec to RPG/400 spec? is it I spec or E
> spec? and how
> >to change?
>
> >>  DRtnData          ds                  occurs(10)
> >>  D TblLib                        10
> >>  D TblName                       10
> >>  D TblType                        1
> >>  D TblText                       50
> >>  D ColName                       10
> >>  D ColType                       10
> >>  D ColLen                         9  0
> >>  D ColScale                       9  0
> >>  D ColText                       50
> >>
> >> DRtnNullRaw       ds                  occurs(10)
> >> D NullMap                        4b 0 dim(9)
>
> This code is RPG IV Definition Specifications.  You can find
> the reference in the Infocentre at
> http://www.iseries.ibm.com/infocenter  These are data
>
> structures, so you they convert to RPG III I-specs.   The
> DIM(9) indicates
> an array of 9 elements, so you'd use an E-spec for that.
>   --buck
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