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Would something like this work.

FWEEKYLFILEif e K DISK

d idx S 3S 0
d wait S 1A
d weekPtr S * Inz(%Addr(sales1))
d dsWeekData DS Based(weekPtr)
d Dim(53)
d sales 11s 2 Overlay(dsWeekData)
d cost 11s 2 Overlay(dsWeekData : *NEXT)
d rebates 11s 2 Overlay(dsWeekData : *NEXT)


/FREE

Read WEEKLYFILE;
For idx = 1 To %Elem(dsWeekData);
Dsply dsWeekData[idx].sales ' ' wait;
Dsply dsWeekData[idx].cost ' ' wait;
Dsply dsWeekData[idx].rebates ' ' wait;
EndFor;
Eval *INLR = *ON;
/END-FREE

(This is untested)...

Rob

-----Original Message-----
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On Behalf Of Mike Roderick
Sent: February 13, 2008 9:01 AM
To: RPG400-L@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: File Fields as array elements

In RPG, is there a way to refer to a field in a file by its relative
position in the file?

E.g. File with 10 fields use array element FIELD(5) to get to 5th
field.

I have a file with 53 weekly buckets for a number of different pieces of
information(sales, cost, rebates, etc) so there are > 300 fields.



I know I can define an array in the I specs and list the fields one at a
time but is there any other mechanism I can use that would allow me to
access the fields in the order they exist in the file(using array like
syntax). Maybe a Data structure or SQL?



Any thoughts would be appreciated



Thanks,

Mike






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