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On 4/19/2016 3:26 PM, Kurt Anderson wrote:
Is there a way to get the eval-corr ignored subfields to appear in RDi when doing a Verify?
I am Verifying code a LOT. Compiling provides the list of ignored subfields, but I don't see that the Verify does. Is that a limitation to the Verify?


Kurt, the difference is because the compiler defaults to option(*xref) and the verifier defaults to *noxref.

With *NOXREF, the EVAL-CORR summary only lists the subfields that have an associated warning message. With *XREF, information is also listed about the fields that are identical.

For this program
dcl-ds ds1 qualified;
fld1 char(10);
fld3 varchar(10);
fld2 date;
end-ds;
dcl-ds ds2 qualified;
fld1 packed(10);
fld3 char(10);
fld4 time;
end-ds;

eval-corr ds2 = ds1;

With *XREF (compiler default):

EVAL-CORR summary 1 14
*RNF7349 FLD1 Not same data type in source and target
FLD3 Assigned; target and source are compatible
*RNF7341 FLD4 In target only.
*RNF7342 FLD2 In source only.

With *NOXREF (verifier default):

EVAL-CORR summary 1 14
*RNF7349 FLD1 Not same data type in source and target
*RNF7341 FLD4 In target only.
*RNF7342 FLD2 In source only.


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