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  3. April 2010

Re: QPROCT and QPRODT

You're probably missing nothing at all! I was just surprised that the
QPRCRTPG API doesn't flag /MXD, /HI, /NOR, /TR or /ZC as an invalid
branch/indicator keyword for the ADDN(IS) statement - that's all. I was
expecting a more rigorous syntax check from QPRCRTPG.

Based on the documentation provided by IBM, the valid branch/indicator
tests
for ADDN are POS, NEG, ZER and UNOR - correct?

Ah, I see where you're coming from now. I did not check the docs AFA what
indics are available from ADDN, or might have followed. I am inclined to
agree with you, but now I wonder: is the documentation faulty or is the
fault with QPRCRTPG? Or maybe neither: does the doc say that those are the
valid flags after ADDN, or does it say that those are the ones that may be
affected? (See the subtle difference?)

Dennis Lovelady
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