Re: LVLCHK *NO

Personally, I leave level check on.  The security of knowing that a program
won't run with a wrong data definition is worth more to me than the time
I would save not having to recompile the programs.

Of course, this also means that we very seldom change our DDS, which is
not a good thing.

Regards,

Jim Langston

Raul Jager wrote:

> I rather get a message telling me that the file has changed, than who
> knows what strange result.  I belive it will be practicaly impossible to
> check aver all the imlications of a change in a field, specialy output
> layout, but not less the results of arithmetic.
>
> In my opinion, if you like the lack of need to recompile when you make
> changes to your file, you can set NOLEVELCHK as default for ths file
> create.
>

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