RE: SQL select into [array]?

You are doing it wrong.

Do not fetch into Amounts_DS, instead fetch in Amt01, Amt02, Amt03, Amt04,
Amt05, Amt06, Amt07.

After you have fetched, AmtArray will be populated.


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rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 08/27/2009 02:09:48 PM:

Again, Jon, this did not work for me at V5R4. Instead, it saw this data
structure as having eight columns.

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There's no need for any of the based stuff. Just simply include a
group field in the DS so that the array can be defined against it.
I've made the required changes in the code snippet below.


Jon Paris

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D Amounts_DS DS

D Amounts

D Amt01 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts)
D Amt02 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts: *Next)
D Amt03 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts: *Next)
D Amt04 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts: *Next)
D Amt05 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts: *Next)
D Amt06 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts: *Next)
D Amt07 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts: *Next)

D AmtArray 7P 0 Overlay(Amounts) Dim(7)

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