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"...could you just not use the fields in other data structures? Give a couple of samples of these other data structures." Yes, I need them there to be able to effectively process the data. Here are more details of the program: FMPSSum uf a e k disk . . . D MPSDs e ds extname(MPSSum) Prefix(#) . . . * * Schedule Data Structure D ScheduleDS ds inz D mpsch1 1 11 2 D mpsch2 12 22 2 D mpsch3 23 33 2 D mpsch4 34 44 2 D mpsch5 45 55 2 D mpsch6 56 66 2 D mpsch7 67 77 2 D mpsch8 78 88 2 D mpsch9 89 99 2 D mpsch10 100 110 2 D mpsch11 111 121 2 D mpsch12 122 132 2 D mpsch 1 132 2 dim(12) If I do not rename the MPSDS to have a PREFIX(let's say "#"), then it will say that MPSCH1,MPSCH2,MPSCH3, etc. are already defined: *RNF3315 20 a 009300 The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification; defaults to blanks. Peter Vidal Pall Aeropower Corp. SR Programmer Analyst WWW.Pall.com "My religion consists of a humble admiration of the illimitable superior spirit who reveals himself in the slight details we are able to perceive with our frail and feeble mind." Albert Einstein
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