RE: Level Check

[rick.baird@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

If the files are identical in fields and attributes, regardless of how or
when they were created, you will NOT recieve a level check.  are the files
different?

speaking of weird level checks though, last week, I had a program bomb with
a level check.  The program had not been changed or compiled in several
months (but had been run many times) and the file that caused the level
check had not been changed in longer than that - it's a file from an
outside vendor accounting package, so we would have no reason to change it.

yet, the level check did occur.  I didn't do any research on what might
have caused it for I was out of the office when it occured and I instructed
the operator to recompile.  everything was hunky dorey afterwards.

has that happened to anyone else?

Rick

------original message----
I agree that it is wrong.  I am pretty sure that IBM did not misunderstand
me.  He said definitely a program compiled over testdata will not look at
the proddata file for a level check AND since I was running it over
proddata, the program would not even check the file over which it was
compiled.

But I am here to tell you ... it happened. I did not get a level check and
I can reproduce it.