Re: SQL and defining data structures

If I wanted the LIKE definition, I'd include all of the files as
templates. Say the the field TYP is in MYFILE:

dcl-ds dsMYFILE1 extname('MYFILE') qualified template end-ds;

Then you can do this in your data structure:

TYP LIKE(dsMYFILE.TYP);



I'm learning more embedded SQL, I'm doing a group/order by, so I process

the rows into a data structure.

I have a fetch like this, fetch next from c into :cx;

But the only way I can see to define the DS is to hard code the columns.
This can't be the best way

dcl-ds cx qualified inz;
TYP char(3);
SHP packed(7: 0);
SEA char(5);
STY char(20);
CLR char(10);
FAB char(10);
MOD char(10);
end-ds;

The SQL select doesn't match any specific table, it's a join of several
files.

Thanks for any advice, Art

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