RE: Multi- Occurrence Data Structure

Thank you for the information. I'll look into using the DS array next
time I have a project that calls for a stored procedure result set.

Roger Mackie

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On 12-Dec-07, at 11:04 AM, Roger Mackie wrote:

At V5R3, the program would not compile when the host variable on the
SET RESULT SETS clause was a data structure array (I believe it was
global without the QUALIFIED keyword specified or implied, but it was
several months ago). However, it did compile with a MODS as the host
variable. Did V5R4 fix this? Did I miss something? Or is this the
exception that proves the rule "Everywhere you use MODS you can use
datastructure arrays..."

It was fixed in V5R4 and I believe via a PTF in V5R3. Paul Tuohy runs
V5R3 and I know he uses it.

Jon Paris

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