Re: statement number

["Mike Naughton" <mnaughton@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Is this an ILE program? If so, I believe the "real" statement numbers are
over on the far right of the listing -- the ones on the left don't have
any relation to the ones used in error messages.

If this is the problem, and you want to avoid it for new programs, use
OPTION(*SRCSTMT) in your H-spec -- then the source lines will match up.

hth,

rpg400-l@midrange.com writes:
>Is there a way to find which source line number a statement number
>corresponds to? I ran a program overnight and came in this morning to a
>decimal data error. I dumped the program and the dump tells me that
>statement number 297 is in error. This was a program that's been in place
>a
>while and we don't have a compile listing for it. I thought I could just
>compile the source (into a different library) to get the statement number,
>but after doing this, statement 297 is a comment line. Is there another
>way
>to determine the statement number?
>TIA!
>-Adam


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