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On 2024-03-28 6:46 p.m., Jon Paris wrote:
Have you tried spewcifying *ALL ? That was a requirment at one time and the message appears to confirm that.
It's still a requirement to specify either *INPUT or *ALL for an
externally-described DS if it's to be used as the result field for an
input I/O operation.
The default for an externally described DS is to only get subfields
"fields in the input buffer" which (strangely) is not exactly the same
as *INPUT, which means "input capable fields".
So you can either specify *INPUT or *ALL.
DCL-DS KMT EXTNAME('CS15L00105' : *INPUT) QUALIFIED END-DS ;
Or, since your data structure is qualified, you could also define it
with LIKEREC, which defaults to *INPUT, and is automatically qualified.
DCL-DS KMT LIKEREC(CS15R05K);
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