I've two tables with two DECLGENs. In these DECLGENs, I have same host variable names. Now how to refer the host variables of a particular table in the program? I get this error:
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"HOST VARIABLE WS-SSN-NUMBER IS AMBIGUOUS". Ambiguous host variable.
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Ankur Goyal
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Ambiguous host variable.
Hi,
I've two tables with two DECLGENs. In these DECLGENs, I have same host variable names. Now how to refer the host variables of a particular table in the program? I get this error:
I've two tables with two DECLGENs. In these DECLGENs, I have same host variable names. Now how to refer the host variables of a particular table in the program? I get this error:
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zprogrammer
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Re: Ambiguous host variable.
What you could do is something like below
WS-SSN-NUMBER IN <01 level OF DCLGEN>
If your DCLGEN is like
01 user
03 ws-ssn-number
Then you need to access like
WS-SSN-NUMBER IN USER
WS-SSN-NUMBER IN <01 level OF DCLGEN>
If your DCLGEN is like
01 user
03 ws-ssn-number
Then you need to access like
WS-SSN-NUMBER IN USER
zprogrammer
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Rahul Dhoble
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Re: Ambiguous host variable.
Pandora-Box is correct. You've to use the "..OF 01-group-level" to distinguish the similar variable names.
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William Collins
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