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To add to the discussion: D NumVar1 S 5S 2 D NumVar3 S Like(NumVar1) C *Like Define NumVar1 NumVar2 - NUMVAR2 will be P(5,2) - it always has been this way - NUMVAR3 will be S(5,2) So, if the data type IS important to you, use D-spec declarations - not DEFINE. Brian Parkins
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