Wills response answered my question. Again it looks like the I-type is
the better way to work around. I wish the compiled binary code of
I-types didn't mess up my terminal when I display the dictionary ;-).
Thanks,
-- Rod Hills
-----Original Message-----
From: Rod Hills
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 10:37 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [U2] Correlative referencing multi-value field (part II)
In regards to my first question it sounds like the I-type is how you get
around the summing a multi-value from another file.
In that same vain. I have one file with a correlative to another file
whose
field is multi-value of a list of dates. When I LIST the first file I
would
like a field definition that will display the multi-value of the second
file
with OCONV format for date display.
Here is are the contents of my 2 files-
LIST.ITEM RODTEST1 10:29:11am 02 Sep 2004 PAGE 1
1
001 BINGO
2
001 BANGO
3
001 BONGO
LIST.ITEM RODTEST2 10:29:27am 02 Sep 2004 PAGE 1
1
001 RED
002 13394}13395}13396
2
001 BLUE
002 13393
3
001 GREEN
002 13391}13392
Here is the dictionary definition with the correlative and the OCONV
CT DICT RODTEST1 FIELD2
FIELD2
0001 A
0002 0
0003 Field2
0004
0005
0006
0007 D4/
0008 F;0;(TRODTEST2;X;;2)
0009 R
0010 10
Here is the output from the LIST command
LIST RODTEST1 FIELD2 10:30:28am 02 Sep 2004 PAGE 1
RODTEST1.. Field2
1 13394 1339
5 13396
2 08/31/2004
3 13391 1339
2
3 records listed.
With the value marks replaced with spaces only the single value field
gets
displayed correctly.
Any ideas on how I can reference a multi-value field and retain its
multi-value?
Thanks in advance...
-- Rod HillsHH
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