Level Check on DDM file

[eric.delong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

     Anyone else seen this?


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Subject: Level Check on DDM file 
Author:  <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com> at INET_WACO
Date:    11/5/99 8:45 AM


     
     In testing yesterday, I noticed that a DDM file that I was accessing 
     should have caused my app to blow up, as the remote object had a 
     different format level ID than the file the program was compiled with. 
     
     The DDM object was defined LVLCHK *RMTFILE and the remote file was 
     LVLCHK *YES. The program was compiled against a new version of the 
     file that included a new field at the end of the record format. I'm at 
     a loss to say why the system did not detect the level check and report 
     the error. 
     
     Local machine (dev) is 170 @ V4R3. Remote machine (prod) is 510 @ 
     V4R3. Anyone else ever see this type of behavior for DDM files?
     
     eric.delong@pmsi-services.com
     
     
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