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You did not specify if SP01-SP16 are all the same type and size. This method will only work if they are all the same.
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Ahh.........it's coming back to me now. I did this before a long time ago.
Thanks to all
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It is rather simple:
Just Define your File.
Define a data structure where you list all columns (no need to specify a data type or length ... it is adopted from the file).
Overlay the data structure with an array ... and you can use the array.
Something like this:
Code:DCL-F SPNOTE Keyed; DCL-DS DSListSP; SP01; SP02; SP03; SP04; SP05; SP06; SP07; SP08; SP09; SP10; SP11; SP12; SP13; SP14; SP15; SP16; ArrSP Like(SP01) Dim(15) Pos(1); End-Ds;
Last edited by B.Hauser; November 28, 2023, 12:07 PM.
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Very messy but you should get the point.
DData E DS extname(SPNOTE)
DData1 1 10 DIM(1)
DData2 10 25 dim(15)
DCounter S 4 0
DField1 S 4
read SPNOTE
Counter = 1
Field1 = Data2(Counter)
etc.....Last edited by CaptainRon; November 28, 2023, 11:12 AM.
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Defining DB fields as an array
I have an externally described file, SPNOTE that has 15 fields in it SP01, SP02...............SP15. How can I define the 15 fields as an array. The file also has a few other fields like order#, line#Tags: None
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