Hi,
TRY keyword : LIKEDS.
*---------------------------------------------------------------*
D DS1080R_DS E DS EXTNAME(DS1080LC:*INPUT)
D QUALIFIED
* LIKE PARENT DS -----------------------------------------------*
D DS1080R_WK DS LIKEDS(DS1080R_DS)
*---------------------------------------------------------------*
C EVAL DS1080R_WK.S8AA1 = DS1080R_DS.S8AA1
Best Regards,
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Booth Martin
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2015/03/24 上午 12:47
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programming on the
IBM i \(AS/400 and
iSeries\)"
This seemed simple enough until it exploded in my face this morning.
I have a screen with 7 input/output capable fields. Lets call that
record name FMT01.
I want to define a datastructure as being like FMT01, and then have it
automagically be populated with the values from the 7 input/output
capable fields whenever it is used in a calc.
I also want 2 standalone fields (OLDVALUES & NEWVALUES) that are like
the datastructure
The purpose is to make these lines work:
OLDVALUES = DataSt;
EXFMT FMT01;
NEWVALUES = DataSt
if OLDVALUES <> NEWVALUES:
.... do stuff.
Is that possible? Have I taken the Stupid Pill again?
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