RE: Array/ Data Deciamal

Buck,

"Not alot of code" in pgm but "IN alot of Code".

"Z-add0 AR" - it does not look like it is moving zeros into
every position of AR. "z-addAR,2 #ACCTO 130" Or AR,2 would
have had zeros not blanks?

Thanks for "I in the 'type of data structure' column" but DS  1 130 AR is
130 alpha. Sub fields
numeric. Would "I" move in blanks or zeros.
and AR Array is numeric 10 130. ?? Could I move AR 1 130 below Sub fields?

Thanks
 Bill H

-----Original Message-----
From: Buck Calabro [mailto:Buck.Calabro@commsoft.net]
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 12:24 PM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: Array/ Data Deciamal


>Sub Fields from file ARACCT
>I            DS
>I                                        1 130 AR
>I                                        1  130AAACT1
>C           #ARACT    CHAINARACCT               85
>C           *IN85     IFEQ *ON
>C                     Z-ADD0         AR
><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>???? What's up with this?
>C                     END
>
>C                     Z-ADDAR,2      #ACCT0 130
><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< Boom on
>when no hit on ARACCT
>
>When no hit AR  DS has blanks.
> So AR,2 has blanks.
>So Data decimal error when z-add AR,2 to #ACCTO
>
>Anyone suggested fixes/better way This is in alot
>of code just been lucky till now..

Data structures are initialised to *BLANK when the program starts.  You can
override this with an I in the 'type of data structure' column.  This
doesn't help with 'stale' values left after a good CHAIN.  The Z-ADD0 AR is
good practise after a 'no hit' scenario; why do you feel this is a lot of
code?

  --buck
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