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Here's how I might do it....
D a57832 DS QUALIFIED
D DataSpc DIM(20)
D IIT LikeRec(I57832) Overlay(DataSpc:1)
D PMcu Like( KgMcu ) Overlay(DataSpc:*Next)
D PSub Like( KgSub ) Overlay(DataSpc:*Next)
D PObj Like( KgObj ) Overlay(DataSpc:*Next)
D OANI Like( GlAni ) Overlay(DataSpc:*Next)
D OAA Like( GlAA ) Overlay(DataSpc:*Next)
You can reference any of the overlaid subfields as if they were independent arrays. Note: This is not tested, and I'm unsure about the LikeRec element...
hth,
Eric
-----Original Message-----
From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Coyle, Stephen F.
Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2008 1:56 PM
To: RPG400-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Data Structure Array Lookups
Hi All,
If I have a data structure coded as below, how can I do a lookup against
a subfield?
I1$IIT is a subfield of the IIT field. I'd like to find the element that
matches I1$IIT.
The compiler didn't like mine:
nWrkIIT = %Lookup( xIIT:a57832.IIT.I1$IIT:1:nIIT ) ;
D a57832 DS QUALIFIED DIM(20)
D IIT LikeRec(I57832)
D PMcu Like( KgMcu )
D PSub Like( KgSub )
D PObj Like( KgObj )
D OANI Like( GlAni )
D OAA Like( GlAA )
Or is this data structure not defined correctly?
Thanks....
- Steve
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