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-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Ryan
Don't you need PERRCD(5) or something?
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The arrays, as I've defined them, are using the default of PERRCD.
"If the keyword is not specified, the number of entries defaults to 1."

From the manual:
"The PERRCD keyword allows you to specify the number of elements per record for a compile-time or a prerun-time array or table."

Note the "per record" part of that definition.

That would be used if the array was less than the max size of a compile time record (max is 100).

So, to use PERRCD the array could be a maximum of 50 characters.

Dcl-s Names Char(50) Dim(4) CTDATA PERRCD(2);

**CTDATA NAMES
ONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONEONE__TWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWOTWO__
THREETHREETHREETHREETHREETHREETHREETHREETHREETHREEFOURFOURFOURFOURFOURFOURFOURFOURFOURFOURFOURFOUR__



This is an example that uses the PERRCD and the ALT keyword:

Dcl-S Typ Char(1) DIM(14) CTDATA PERRCD(7);
Dcl-S Dsc Char(7) DIM(14) ALT(Typ);

**
PPackeD Szoned Bbinary Ffloat Achar Ldate Ttime
ZTmStmP Hhex Jdbcs-J Edbcs-E Odbcs-O Gdbcs-G



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