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Also, I always define the field first, then the space pointer INITed to
it. I've never heard of it working the other way around.
The MI language has certain limitations about INITializing objects. I
remember that when you define an operand list, the variables it refers to
must be defined previous to the operand list itself, in the MI source.
From SC41-5800 System API Programming:"Because DCL statements are actually instructions to the QPRCRTPG API and not MI instructions, they are defined in the QPRCRTPG API."
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