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Ricky,

Have you looked at the file with DSPPFM and display hex with F10?

Perhaps that tells you more. 

I assume the file has been created with SQL. DDS based files do not support 
integer data types (, yet).

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler.  

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On 15-11-05 at 12:43 Ricky Thompson wrote:

>I created a DB on the ISeries to match a MS SQL Server database so that we
>could create a DTS package to transfer data between the two systems.  The
>problem is the SQL Server number in a integer field is 10 long but when we
>transfer it to the AS/400 it drops the first position.  If you do a RUNQRY
>on the file it replaces the integer value with ******. I thought an integer
>was from -2147483648 to +2147483647.




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