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I took your simple example, Rob, with the only difference being that in the DDS I used the DFT('0001-01-01') keyword and value.

Still came up with different Level Ids. I was "sure" that was the answer from your earlier test. Doesn't seem to be, but I could have fat-fingered something though visual once over didn't turn up anything like a mistyped field or record format name. Even using the same CCSID.


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rob@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
What I am finding is that you have to get that default value just right to get simple character data to match.


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