Re: Using LIKE in Prototypes to define fields -- RPG400-L

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NEVER MIND!!  I solved my own problem.  The issue isn't the UsrOpn or the
Open statement, it's WHERE I was trying to put it.  So, using our little
file idea will work for us after all.

I've been out of the office for a few days, and it feels like a
Monday...........I need some sort of (lame) excuse.

 Jade Richtsmeier
Programmer/Analyst
MN Counties Information Systems
Grand Rapids, MN


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