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Re: Problem with SEU RPGLE syntax checker at V5R4 ... may affect WDSCi also?

Hmmm, I knew that SEU wasn't being enhanced anymore, but sounds like something got taken out, Mark. .-) 


Out of curiosity, have you tried this in WDSc?


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Mark S. Waterbury wrote:

I have the following statements in an RPGIV program:
D DTADS DS 10 D DQNAME 10A ... C *DTAARA DEFINE DTAQNAME DTADS C IN DTADS (Note: you may have to change the above to a non-proportionally spaced font, like Courier, to see the columns line up properly.) This compiles just fine at V5R4, and it compiled fine and syntax checked fine at V5R3, but at V5R4, if I prompt or change anything on the DEFINE statement in SEU, it complains that "factor 2 is invalid" -- no matter what I do.
Has anyone run into this yet? Is there an APAR or PTF for this yet? 
Thanks,

Mark S. Waterbury

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