Re: CPF7416 on a DS move

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A data structure really is just an address in storage as to where the 
data can be found.
It isn't clear to me what RcdPoNo actually is.  If it is 9/0 then why 
not use it directly, as in:
  PoDS = RcdPoNo;

If RcdPoNo is instead a record with more than one field then the problem 
is evident.

Or perhaps you are looking for:
  PoDS = PONUMBER and forget the data structure?

(I am not sure if your SQL table has just one field, or if one of the 
fields is PONUMBER)


On 1/27/2015 10:29 AM, RPG List wrote:
> For the life of me, I cannot figure out what the issue is here; after
> consulting with my mentor (who shall remain nameless), it was suggested to
> post on here for some assistance.
>
> I have an SQL table defined with one field PONUMBER as a 9,0 numeric.
>
> One data structure defined as follows:
>
> 0004.21 D                 ds
> 0004.22 D  PoDs                          9  0
> 0004.23 D  PoDat                         6  0 Overlay(PoDs)
> 0004.24 D  PoCt                          3  0 Overlay(PoDs:7)
> 0004.27
>
> The DS for the file read:
>
> 0004.12 D OrderNo         ds                  LikeRec(RcdPoNo:*Input)
>
> The following line seems simple enough, both fields are defined as a 9,0
> but its throwing a 7416 error:
>
> 0004.33     PoDs = OrderNo;
>
> I'm hoping someone far smarter than I can point out where my feeble brain
> is going haywire.
>
> Dutch