Here is a link to a great article by Bruce Vining that should help you out.
http://www.mcpressonline.com/programming/cl/the-cl-corner-reduce-those-annoying-substring-operations.html
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: November 24, 2010 7:32 pm by CharlieBrowne32,855 pts.
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Could you show us a couple things you tried along with any errors? A *LDA rarely has an external description at many sites and I haven’t worked where any were used in the past decade.
I have ideas and can run some tests, but it’d be easier if I knew ahead of time what won’t work and why not.
Hummmm…
Not sure I understand the question. You would define the *LDA on the “D” specs.
So, what does /FREE have to do with it?
Phil
Could you show us a couple things you tried along with any errors? A *LDA rarely has an external description at many sites and I haven’t worked where any were used in the past decade.
I have ideas and can run some tests, but it’d be easier if I knew ahead of time what won’t work and why not.
Tom
This might be what you are looking for:
http://www.bmeyers.net/faqs/15-faqs/36-defining-a-data-area-data-structure
the data area is defined as Tom said in ‘D’ specs
and in used in free format with IN and OUT.
Phil
d LDA euds dtaara(*lda)
d extname(F98LDA)
in lda; // *DTAARA DEFINE *LDA
#$ics = $$$cm;
Thanks to all that answered my question. I have found that the problem was not with the LDA Definition but was due to some setup issues.