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  3. September 2006

RE: How IS the Record Format Level Identifier calculated?

Well, I guess since we're just guessing here it could really be anything
then.



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To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: RE: How IS the Record Format Level Identifier calculated?

I doubt it's the date and time.  CRTDUPOBJ doesn't seem to have that 
issue.  Nor does CPYF.  Nor does even CRTPF from same DDS source member
- 
two different files.  Nor does even running the same sql statement to
two 
different files (providing you use the RCDFMT clause).

Rob Berendt

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