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Hi Booth

Without a lot more information, I suggest that you try using the QUALIFIED keyword - then the subfields - what you called "...field names in the data structures..." - the subfields are not already defined.

HTH
Vern

On 12/29/2018 1:11 AM, Booth Martin wrote:
I have confused myself.  Again.

Learning about service programs, prototypes, procedures and stumbling.

I I have a service program with which I wish to offer several procedures relating to the various fields in a specific file.

Each procedure will have specific data structures dealing with the fields related to that procedure.  I would like to use the same data structure name in several procedures although the fields will be different in each data structure.  It's not letting me do that.  Then, when I changed the names of the data structures it tells me that the field names in the data structures are already defined.

So... how do I make data structures and field names that are local to the procedure in which they reside? Or is that a you'll-be-sorry wish?



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