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Personally I'd try fix it ASAP.  To identify the files you could add the
File Status and a check on open then log all files that caused a 95.

If I recall correctly, using the file status and ignoring it, will probably
produce the "safest" results.

The reason it happens by the way is that ANSI rules were tightened between
the dialects used for the 38 and 400 versions.  As a result an error status
(95) had to be issued to ensure ANSI compliance.  I can't look it up, but
this may be one of the "features" that can be disabled by a compile time
option - have you checked?

Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com



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