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This is setting exactly 1 indicator on - you can use this -

*IN(QQ) = *ON;

Indicators *IN01 to *IN99 can also be specified in the *IN() array, which is of dimension 99. Assuming that QQ is a numeric variable, this sets 1 element in the array.

Do you have to guarantee that QQ is no larger than 99?

HTH
Vern

On 6/18/2020 9:53 AM, Alan Shore via RPG400-L wrote:
Hi everyone
Before I forget - we are on V7r3

Whenever I have to make a change to an RPG program, I ALLWAYS convert that to ILE as the first step
If the program is not a monolith, I am now converting to free as well
With that being said - I have come across a piece of code that I don't know what to do with, and its just 2 separate lines - both the same

Here is that line including the converted line before it

Qq = 30 + Hh;
C MOVE '1' *IN(QQ)

This is (I believe) switching on an indicator *in01 through *in99 inclusive
If I am wrong, by all means let me know

More importantly - how can this be converted to free

As always - all replies GREATLY appreciated



Alan Shore
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