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Please excuse me but I seem to be experiencing brain fade at the moment... What's the difference between using LIKE vs. LIKEDS In particular, say you've got a ds like so... d t_SysObjName s 10a based( TEMPLATE ) d t_QualifiedObj ds qualified based( TEMPLATE ) d objectName like( t_SysObjName ) d libraryName like( t_SysObjName ) Now, say you are working with an IBM API, for example Create User Space d QusCrtUsrSpace PR ExtPgm('QUSCRTUS') d userSpaceName Const like( t_QualifiedObj ) Does it matter if I use LIKE or LIKEDS here? The API is of course actually expecting a 20 character field. Now, let's say I want to pass the structure to my own procedure. In that procedure I want to access the subfields without copying the data to some other structure, or using a based structure. In this case, I always want LIKEDS correct? Thanks, Charles Wilt iSeries Systems Administrator / Developer Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America ph: 513-573-4343 fax: 513-398-1121
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