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oh and dcl-subf is optional...

I Just thought it made the line up look better in this case.

Charles

On Fri, Aug 2, 2024 at 2:45 PM Charles Wilt <charles.wilt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Not tested and off the top of my head...

dcl-ds xmldata;
dcl-ds file_in dim(2);
dcl-ds header;
dcl-subf file_number int(5);
end-ds;
dcl-ds service;
dcl-subf label varchar(20);
dcl-ds data;
dcl-ds contract dim(2);
dcl-subf num_contract int(5);
end-ds;
end-ds;
end-ds;
end-ds;
end-ds;

You'll need to add a count field for the array DS's unless they are always
2...

Charles


On Fri, Aug 2, 2024 at 12:07 PM Dave <dfx1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

Not having much fun using XML-INTO and nested DS arrays :-(

I need an array at the end something like this
fileIn(1).header.file_number = 31
fileIn (1).contract(1).num_contract = 741
fileIn (1).contract(2).num_contract = 750
fileIn (2). header.file_number = 42
fileIn (2).contract(1).num_contract = 850
fileIn (2).contract(2).num_contract = 950

I've tried pulling the whole of my xml file into 1 DS (this came out
empty, I'm not sure if XML-INTO knows how to do this).
I can get the "header" elements into one DS array and the "contract"
elements into another :

Header(1). file_number = 31
Header(2). file_number = 42

contract(1).num_contract = 741
contract(2).num_contract = 750
contract(3).num_contract = 850
contract(4).num_contract = 950

Obviously that's not good as I've lost the relation
file_number/num_contract.

Thanks for any help.

My Xml

<xmldata>
<file_in>
<header>
<file_number>31</file_number>
</header>
<service>
<label>label1</label>
<data>
<contract>
<NUM_contract>741</NUM_contract>
</contract>
<contract>
<NUM_contract>750</NUM_contract>
</contract>
</data>
</service>
</file_in>
<file_in>
<header>
<file_number>42</file_number>
</header>
<service>
<label>label2</label>
<data>
<contract>
<NUM_contract>850</NUM_contract>
</contract>
<contract>
<NUM_contract>950</NUM_contract>
</contract>
</data>
</service>
</file_in>
</xmldata>
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