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  3. October 2002

RE: *INLR

No.  What that code is actually saying is, "Define my variable AFLD to be just 
like the variable *INLR", which means to make AFLD an indicator.  You would get 
the exact same results with:
*LIKE      DEFN *IN01        AFLD

As *IN01 is also an indicator.

If your intent was to make the program end when AFLD was set *ON, then you 
would want to make AFLD based on *INLR using a based pointer.

-----Original Message-----
From: Accent Smith [mailto:accentconsultinginc@yahoo.com]

I have a question about the following code:

*LIKE      DEFN *INLR        AFLD

In the program code, if 'Y' is moved to AFLD, will the RPG/400 program end?

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