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  3. March 2004

Re: Level Check

Kern, Mary T wrote:

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.

File format levels do *NOT* take into account file name.

So if you created a copy of TESTDATA and called it PRODDATA, the program would work fine. Only if the PRODDATA file was different in layout would a level check error occur.

david


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