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I got the problem "POINTER NOT SET TO VARIABLE REFERENCED" while running a Cobol 400 program. After numerous tries and changes to the my DDS and COBOL 400 file definitions for my input file the system was not able to do the processing and transfer the data to the link parameter variables for my output file. I used an existing file on the system and the Query 400 tool to format my input data to map to the file layout. For example, I placed a one (1) in a numeric field that I did not require and "A" in the character data. I therefore ended up with a input data file that had both real data and junk data. I then modified my program to read and use the field that had my data. This solution did work. Of course a future programmer will want to know what I was thinking to have such weird variable names. Hey, it works.... Regards Claudia quietclww@xxxxxxxxxxx Claudia.white@xxxxxxxxx
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