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I prefer used the D spec's because it keeps the
definition grouped together.  I believe you have
specified the definition as a UDS on the D spec based
on your description.  Remove the U, it causes the data
area to be automatically read/updated when your
programs begins/ends.  If the U is not their then the
data area won't be accessed until you use IN.

Scott Mildenberger

--- "Malchow, Grizzly"
<GMalchow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Is it better to define a data area with the *DTAARA 
>   DEFINE, or is
> better do it in the D specs? Or is it just a matter
> of preference? I've
> noticed that when it is done in the D specs, the
> program accesses it
> with out the IN op code. We're getting errors
> because a data area is
> locked when other programs go to access the data
> area. 


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