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I thought about that, but didn't pursue it because it turns out they
don't need that information.
I totally agree about the real solution; unfortunately, they're moving
off the IBM i, so no hope of that happening.
But it's all good to know for future use.
Thanks Jon and Birgitta!
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On 1/12/2013 10:35 AM, Jon Paris wrote:
Birgitta's approach will not work until you are at least on V6.http://www.mcpressonline.com/programming/rpg/rpg-has-sax-appeal.html
I published the basics of one possible work-around here:
but I can't find it. The basic idea is to use XML-INTO to grab the "bulk"
I know I published something that was even more directly related to this
of the data and then use XML-SAX to parse the document this time picking up
the field(s) you had to omit during the XML-INTO parse.
<grin>
But of course the "real" solution is to move to a supported release
On 2013-01-12, at 12:18 PM, rpg400-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Thanks Birgitta. I didn't see datasubf in the v5r4 manual, and when IJon Paris
compile I get
*RNF0224 30 021600 Error in %XML options at position 50,
"datasubf=data".
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