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"RPG400-L" <rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote on 06/13/2018 10:55:31
AM:
I went back to your e-mail and made a new version of my program,
using your suggestion
Like I said - I was in moronic state, day 2

It definitely compiles
Let me see what happens in testing - although that maybe a couple ofdays
away


OK, just so we're clear... and at the risk of sounding like
Captain Obvious... Using this example:

dcl-ds MyRecord extname('MyFile') qualified end-ds;

dcl-s MyAryPtr pointer inz(%addr(MyRecord.Field1));
dcl-s MyArray like(MyRecord.Field1) dim(32) based(MyAryPtr);


Just make sure you're reading the data into your version of the
MyRecord data structure shown above -- whether you're using SQL or RLA.
The free-form RLA example is as follows:

read(e) MyFile MyRecord;


Sincerely,

Dave Clark

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