AS/400: Find a half string in entire array

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Can someone please advise how can I find half character string in Array. I have tried with %lookup but doesn't work for half string. And %scan doesn't work for entire array, it actually works index basis. I am stuck it would be great if someone can advise on this. Thank you.
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Try something like this

EVAL      EndPosition = %SCAN(‘scanvalue ‘ : fieldname : starting position)

If end comes back 0 then value not found.


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  • ToddN2000
    Post the code you have tried. It might just be off just a bit and we can help straighten it out.
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  • Hndasnp
    /free                                                                           
       position= %lookup(' ' : correct_code_array);                                 
       position -= 1;                                                               
       BaseCorrectionCode = correct_code_array(1);                                  
                                                                                    
       for count = 1 to position;                                                   
       lengthOfBaseOpcode = %len(%trim(BaseCorrectionCode));                        
       lengthOfBaseOpcode -= 1;                                                     
       corrCode_lop = %subst(correct_code_array(1):1:lengthOfBaseOpcode);           
       result = %lookup(corrCode_lop:correct_code_array);                           
          if result > 0;                                                            
             chain (company_number:correct_code_array(result)) SDPLOPC;             
                if %found(SDPLOPC);                                                 
                   lengthOfBaseOpcode += 2;                                         
                   CombineCorrectCode  += 1;                                        
                   CorrectionCode_sufix = %subst(correct_code_array(result)         
                                     :lengthOfBaseOpcode:1);                        
                   if CombineCorrectCode >= 1;                                      
                      CorrCode_lines += 1;                                          
    s6454                   CorrCode_lines += 1;                              
    s6454                   %occur(CorrCode_info) = CorrCode_lines;           
    s6454                   lop_code = %trim(BaseCorrectionCode) + %trim      
    s6454                        (CorrectionCode_sufix);                      
    s6454                   lop_desc = %trim(SODES1) + ' ' + %trim(SODES2)    
    s6454                      + ' ' + %trim(SODES3) + ' ' + %trim(SODES4);   
    s6454                   lop_desc = xmlEncode(lop_desc);                   
    s6454                   labor_hours = warranty_hours;                     
    s6454                   labor_amount = waranty_amount;                    
    s6454                   labor_rate  = warranty_rate;                      
    s6454                   correct_code_array(count) =  *blanks;             
    s6454                endif;    
                           endif;
                         endfor;                                           
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  • Hndasnp
    Here I'm trying to search half string in whole array the result comes zero.
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