Re: Sort of a Data Structure Array... Idea

I looked at that example and it sure wasn't clear to me which field in the 
DS they were sorting on
For example

     D DispItems       DS                  Qualified
     D  DispItemsFld                       Dim(5000) like(Dummy)
     D   Insurance                         Inz(0) overlay(DispItemsFld)
     D                                     like(dummy.Insurance)
     D   Family                            Inz(0) 
overlay(DispItemsFld:*next)
     D                                     like(dummy.Family)
     D   Member                            Inz(0) 
overlay(DispItemsFld:*next)
     D                                     like(dummy.Member)
     D   Claim                             Inz(0) 
overlay(DispItemsFld:*next)
     D                                     like(dummy.Claim)
     D   Assigned                          Inz(*Loval)
     D                                     overlay(DispItemsFld:*next)
     D                                     like(dummy.Assigned)

     D Dummy           ds                  Qualified
     D   Insurance                    5S 0
     D   Family                       9P 0
     D   Member                       2S 0
     D   Claim                        4P 0
     D   Assigned                      D

How would you sort on Member, then sort again on Claim?



Rob Berendt
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> All of this just to avoid using qsort()?  Qsort isn't
> just more flexible, it's also more more efficient.
>
> What's the drawback to using qsort() that
> everyone's trying to avoid it?

Especially when working examples are in the Redbook and in the archive:
http://archive.midrange.com/rpg400-l/200207/msg00386.html  One can exceed
the 64k data structure size limit by placing the data in a user space and
using the QUSPTRUS API to get a pointer to it.
  --buck



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