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I'd use Jeff's method, but I'd use qsort() rather than SORTA and toggle a global variable to tell the callback procedure whether to sort in ASC/DSC sequence...
--- Original Message ---
From:"Jerry Adams" <Jerry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent:Wed 10/22/08 8:22 am
To:"RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries" <rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subj:RE: Sorting arrays
That's pretty much the way that I do it. However, part of Booth's requirement was to sort ascending OR descending. SORTA sorts the array based upon the array's definition in the D-specs. So it would seem that, as records are retrieved from the table, they would have to be loaded into two arrays, and then sort the one that means the ASC/DSC criteria and load the subfile from there. Loading the second array shouldn't have a noticeable effect on response time.
Jerry C. Adams
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