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Keeping mine that if you define a 'qualified' data structure (as Booth
suggests), you have to refer to the subfields that way.
eg:
my_ds ds
fieldA 5
fieldB 7 0
fieldC 5
in the calcs you have to say my_ds.fieldA (note the dot)
Arthur J. Marino
Southern Container Corporation
(631) 231-0400 x133
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Re: Sorting an array w/multiple fields
In the same sort of situation I finally resorted to having an Array which
was a data structure made up of the three fields.
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From: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Date: 10/17/05 10:15:39
To: rpg400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Sorting an array w/multiple fields
Hello:
I searched the archives & found some info on sorting arrays, but not
specifically what I need to do. I need to build an array that contains 3
fields. field one defined as 5 alpha, field two numeric 3,0 & field three
alpha 5
I need to sort the array by field one, field two, field three so the
sorted array would end up like:
AAAAA , 85- , XXXXX
AAAAA , 7, DDDDD
BBBBB, 3- , CCCCC
BBBBB , 4 , CCCCC
I saw some previous posts on using QSort, but I don't see an example on
how to sort by multiple fields using it.
Thanks in advance
Steve Jones
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