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  • Subject: Re: CHGPF Question
  • From: Gordon.Searles@xxxxxxx (Gordon Searles)
  • Date: Thu, 18 Sep 1997 10:11:29 -0700
  • Organization: REI

Cyndi Bradberry wrote:
> 
> When you use the CHGPF command to add fields to a file, must
> you still re-compile all the programs that use that file, or only the
> ones which need to use the new fields?  Or will the level
> checking trip me up?
> I know the answer must be easy because I can't find it !

Cyndi,

I just tried it on one of our boxes that is at V3R7.
I added a field to the end of the record format and 
it caused a level check.  Using the CHGPF command to add
field saves you the hassle of having to copy your data 
out and back in, but it does not save you from having to
recompile.

As Al and others have said you could use LVLCHK(*NO), but 
IMHO that would not be wise.

-- 
Gordon Searles
Senior Systems Programmer
Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI)
Quality Outdoor Gear and Clothing Since 1938
http://www.rei.com
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