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  3. April 2010

Re: QPROCT and QPRODT

you can use ANY Branch/indicator Keyword from an eligible Keyword
Group for an op-code and QPRCRTPG doesn't care.

Sorry, it must be slow-day for me (well, I mean moreso than usual). I have
read the above several times and still am not sure what's being said. Which
part (below) surprised you? I'd really like to understand, 'cuz I'm sure
I'm missing something key.

To my surprise, the following compiled successfully:

DCL DD MYVAR PKD(1,0) INIT(P'0');
DCL DD INDICATOR CHAR(1);
ADDN(IS) MYVAR,1 /POS(INDICATOR);
ADDN(IS) MYVAR,1 /HI(INDICATOR);
ADDN(IS) MYVAR,1 /MXD(INDICATOR);
ADDN(IS) MYVAR,1 /NOR(INDICATOR);
ADDN(IS) MYVAR,1 /TR(INDICATOR);
ADDN(IS) MYVAR,1 /ZC(INDICATOR);
PEND;

Dennis Lovelady
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"Yogi, we're lost."
"Yeah, but we're making good time."




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