Re: sys954 - cic update

Don,
Take option D (Dump) and see what the values in the fields in question are.
In particulat IVEND. Also, as far as statement numbers, recompile the
program from the source you have, If the program uses SQL or Copy/Include,
the statement in the source will not correspond to the statement in the
program object, however compile listing will have correct statement under
this number.

Regards,
Yan Shargorodsky
Y&Y Solutions,Inc.
Phone: (267)934-8327
E-mail: Yshargorodsky@xxxxxxxxxx

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Subject: [BPCS-L] sys954 - cic update

SYS954 20600 decimal-data error in field (C G S D F). repeatedly

I cannot figure out what I did or where the bad data is? That statement
number appears to be pointing to: move ivend to icpvnd - but all those
fields are good data wise. I'm not sure that my source code and object are
in sync. The object pgm says that the source file is BPCS405MTS which I
have never seen before?

Don F. Cavaiani
IT Manager
Amerequip Corp.
920-894-7063

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