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At V5R3 I would probably do this:
D X 2 0
D EarnTypeS 3 Dim(50)
D HoursSum 12 2 Dim(50)
D PaySum 12 2 Dim(50)
...
C EarnTypeL Lookup EarnTypeS(x) 30
and then use arrays HoursSum(x) and PaySum(x)

It requires more lines to load the array, but its probably easier in the long run. (in my opinion.)

I also like the suggestion of looping through your data structure, especially if for-loops were available at V5R3?

On 1/15/2015 11:15 PM, Gary Kuznitz wrote:
I have a multidimensional array:
D X 2 0
D EarnTSum DS Qualified Dim(50)
D EarnTypeS 3
D HoursSum 12 2
D PaySum 12 2

If I do a Lookup like this:

The compiler gives me an error saying EarnTypeS is not defined.

If I do a Lookup like this:
C EarnTypeL Lookup EarnTSum(x).EarnTypeS 30
SEU gives me an error saying:
Result field entry is not valid for LOOKUP

I'm running V5R3

How can I do the Lookup?

Thanks,

Gary


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