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The last time I used a *DTADCT on the iSeries was when working in S/36 mode
(that was a quick in/out and run gig). It basically allows you to define
fields for s/36 flat (program described) files so that you can then use
things like query/dfu etc. to access the data as fields instead of one large
field. I can't remember well, but you may even be able to use the data
dictionary to cause the compiler to treat the file as externally described,
but can't be sure of that.
A *DTADCT, while conceptually similar to, is not the same as a field
reference file by any means. A *DTADCT causes the system to present the flat
file as a file with fields.
At least that's my recollection...
Crispin.
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