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>> So the compiler /can/ figure out if a field's going to be too small. So we get a message in the compiler output, and 99.999% of us will ignore it anyway. Seems to me that one possible solution to this issue would be to have a compiler option that raises the severity of the "too small" warning message so that it kills the compile. Of course you'd still have to remember to specify it ....... Changing the compiler to allow truncation is a definite no-no for me. I always thought he way that RPG/400 worked was idiotic and was delighted when Toronto added the option to have ADD/SUB/etc. blow up on overflow the way that EVAL does. Jon Paris Partner400
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