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Hi Mark,

Thanks for the offer, but since none of the list gurus jumped on it quick enough, I decided to take a slightly different approach.

D ACD ds Dim( 25 ) Qualified
D CodesSeq Like( SA.CODESSEQ ) Inz
D Codes Like( SA.CODES )

I removed this code:

D Codes s Like( SA.CODES )
D Dim( 25 )

I added this code:

D SAV ds Dim( 25 ) Qualified
D CodesSeq Like( SA.CODESSEQ ) Inz
D Codes Like( SA.CODES )

Eval-Corr ACD = SAV ;

So instead of loading the initial data into Codes I loaded it into SAV.Codes. Minor change in the program and now I am easily able to do what I want. It seems to me like a major oversight in the implementation of qualified DS arrays.

-mark

On 6/1/2022 6:30 PM, Barbara Morris wrote:
On 2022-05-31 4:47 p.m., mlazarus wrote:
For some reason the syntax to assign a regular array to a qualified array is eluding me.

D ACD ds Dim( 25 ) Qualified
D CodesSeq Like( SA.CODESSEQ ) Inz
D Codes Like( SA.CODES )

D Codes s Like( SA.CODES )
D Dim( 25 )

I would like to take Codes array and assign it ACD.Codes.

The compiler doesn't like any of these:
ACD.Codes = Codes ;
ACD(*).Codes = Codes ;
ACD(*).Codes(*) = Codes ;
ACD.Codes(*) = Codes ;

Unfortunately, RPG doesn't have any syntax for that.

RPG does support treating a DS-array-subfield as an array in a few places:
SORTA ACD(*).codes;
p = %lookup('x' : ACD(*).codes);

But the DS(*).SUBF syntax is not supported in general where an array is expected.


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