Re: Válasz: RE: What is really the level check (thank you)

[thomas@xxxxxxxxxxx]

Heba:

On Wed, 05 July 2000, Refaie.Heba@khb.hu wrote:

> Thanks a lot for all who advised me. I checked all the program that use
> the file and recompiled them...It was another program that was responisble
> for the level
> check rather than the one I have recompiled. This what will this end of
> day reveal.

The level check still should not have occurred no matter what program was 
involved unless the CL is somehow changing the source that creates the LF.... 
Or....

If the source for the LF used an implicit field list rather than explicitly 
listing/defining the fields, then adding new fields to the PF, changing the 
order of the fields in the buffer and other changes could cause a level check. 
Level checks can often be avoided by explicitly listing fields.

Tom Liotta

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