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This is my challenge: I have a data structure (let's call it "source")
filled with data that I want to copy over another data structure (let's
call it "target"). Both data structures have the same number of fields
(114) and all these fields have the same field attributes on each data
structure (ie. item number: 15 char, standard cost: 19.8 packed, etc...)
but the issue I see is the fact that they have different field names and
they are in different order in the respective data structures.
I want to eventually do something simple like:
EVAL TARGET = SOURCE
Can this be possible?
TIA,
PETER VIDAL
PALL CORPORATION | SR SYSTEM ANALYST @ WH APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT GROUP
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