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  3. August 2009

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.

Doing it wrong? Meaning "not my way?" He asked for elegant. Your way ain't it.

D


"When a man retires and time is no longer a matter of urgent
importance,
his
colleagues generally present him with a watch."
-- R.C. Sherriff

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

www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com


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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