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Annie P
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| IS there a Picture clause for Indexed Items? |
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calspach
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05 WH-100-1115-ENRL-CNT-TBL
OCCURS 25 TIMES
DESCENDING KEY IS WH-100-1115-ENRL-PROV-NUM
INDEXED BY WH-100-1115-ENRL-INDX.
You mean like that?
Not specifically, but I think if I remember right it's a pic s9(4) comp internally. |
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creator.abhishek
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Annie P
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OK.
Do we explicity declare it as,
01 IndexItem USAGE IS INDEX. |
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IQofaGerbil
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The INDEX phrase defines an item as an index data item. An index data
item is a 4-byte elementary item which can be used to store index name
values. It is not necessarily associated with any particular table. |
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