Why does ev in STRDBG show same multi-occur DS subfield twice?

I’m getting some confusing results when I display a DS in debug.

I have a multiple occurrence data structure defined in a service program as 
follows:

DName+++++++++++ETDsFrom+++To/L+++IDc.Keywords+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
D FIDServer       DS                  OCCURS(MAXFIDS)
D   FIDSrvKeyOK                  1N
D   FIDSrvCondOK                 1N
D   FIDSrvODPDSPos...
D                               10I 0
D   FIDSrvKeyDtaLen...
D                                5I 0
D   FIDSrvKeyDta                      LIKE(tRecFmtBuf)



When I set a breakpoint and display the data structure it shows me the two 
N-Indicator fields

(FIDSrvKeyOK and FIDSrvCondOK) twice.  What is the ‘ I’ added to the subfield 
name?

See the ???? I’ve added to the copy/paste below...


                             Evaluate Expression

Previous debug expressions

> EVAL fidserver
  FIDSRVKEYOK I OF FIDSERVER = '1'    ????
  FIDSRVCONDOK I OF FIDSERVER = '1'   ????
  FIDSRVKEYOK OF FIDSERVER = '1'      ????
  FIDSRVCONDOK OF FIDSERVER = '1'     ????
  FIDSRVODPDSPOS OF FIDSERVER = 8
  FIDSRVKEYDTALEN OF FIDSERVER = 7
  FIDSRVKEYDTA OF FIDSERVER =
            ....5...10...15...20...25...30...35...40...45...50...55...60
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    2041   '        '

Although in this sample they agree, the values don’t always agree between:

‘FIDSRVKEYOK I’ and ‘FIDSRVKEYOK’
   and
‘FIDSRVCONDOK I’ and ‘FIDSRVCONDOK’


Regards,
Jerry Jewel


jerryjewel@email.com
"Better living through fine code and hot coffee!"



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