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Be alert -where- you define the field.
For example, if I have a field IPRICE defined in PF as S(9,3) and try to use it
to define a subfield in a DS the compiler will NOT define the field as S(9,3)
but as packed P(9,3).
D* Field IPRICE is defined in PF as S(9,3)
DDefineFlds DS
D tPRICE1 Like(iPRICE1)
D tPRICE2 Like(iPRICE1)
Compiler will show
*RNF7031 TPRICE1 P(9,3)
*RNF7031 TPRICE2 P(9,3)
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An interesting flip...
D* Field IPRICE is defined in PF as S(9,3)
DDefineFlds DS
D tPRICE1 Like(iPRICE1)
D tPRICE2 Like(iPRICE1)
D iPRICE1
Compiler will show
*RNF7031 TPRICE1 S(9,3)
*RNF7031 TPRICE2 S(9,3)
joe
----- Original Message -----
From: "Venkateshwar V" <venkateshwar.raman@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, May 26, 2004 7:10 AM
Subject: Numeric Fields.
Hi,
It is just out of curiosity that I am asking this question. If I define a
numeric variable in RPG400 using *LIKE DEFINE (the source field is zones) or
Z-ADD *Zeros #X with attributes 4,0 it gets defined as packed. But If I were to
define a field as datastructure subfield with same attributes using a
datastructure it gets defined as zoned.
Can anyone please explain how and why this happens ?
Reagrds,
Venky
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