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First option - including DS definitions in a proto member s not a
terribly good idea unless you are going to incorporate compiler
directives. So you could add:
/If not defined (MyDS)
D MyDS E DS extname( myfile)
/Define (MyDS)
/EndIf
Sysntax may not be right but you'll get the picture. Include this in
all protos that include the MyDS definition. This ensures you will
only get it copied once. You could also replace the definition of MyDS
with a /COPY of the MyDS details.
Second option - Use the PREFIX keyword on the MyDS definition to give
each copy a unique name.
It all depends on whether you want/need multiple copies of MyDS.
Jon Paris
www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com
On 23-Sep-09, at 1:00 PM, rpg400-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I've just added a prototype via a copybook in my module and it won't
compile because it now has several fields defined more than once.
I discover that I now have 2 prototypes copied in, each one with a
data structure parameter declared like so :
D Parm likeds (myds)
D MyDS E DS extname( myfile)
...
Any thoughts on this? I'm not looking forward to taking time out to
correct this, test it, etc. Maybe there's a work around?
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