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Ricca
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Qualified Data Structures
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What is a Qualified Data Structure?

Where can I find information on them? IBM RedBooks dont seem to have the answer????
ASKED: Aug 3 2009  11:18 AM GMT
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By Qualifying datastructures, u could use different datastructures with same subfield definition

To access a datasturcture subfield, u need to use "dsname.subfieldname".

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Last Answered: Aug 4 2009  11:22 AM GMT by Pramodrnair   45 pts.
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JennyMack   4255 pts.  |   Aug 3 2009  1:01PM GMT

Hi Ricca,

You might want to check out this article from Search400: Qualified data structures: Why you should be using them. This should point you in the right direction.

Thanks,
Jenny
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WoodEngineer   2730 pts.  |   Aug 4 2009  4:24PM GMT

Jon Paris has written several very good articles on this exact topic.
I don’t have the URL but have read them in various iSeries trade journals.
The articles are clear and easy to follow.
Try Googling his name or Partner400