I believe the option is to roll your own with a catalog subr
SUBR('*YOUR.LOCATE.SUBR',VALUE,@RECORD,AM.POS,VM.POS,SVM.POS,LR.JUST)
and then create your subr to handle the parameters passed.
note: this can also come in handy since different flavors dictate starting
vm pos etc.
Rich
Doug Farmer wrote:
I have someone asking me how to use a LOCATE statement in an I
Descriptor. I have never done that and would not know if it is
possible, or what the syntax is. Does anyone know if you can do this,
and what the syntax would be to use the resultant location?
Thanks
Doug
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