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> EVAL(H) stdMixO = (PSBTF1/shstdb) * shActB gives 3.9993 > (all variables are defined as 15 4(dec) > the same program running on V5R2 gives 3.9999 > Why V5R2 give a different result [from V4R5]? Read up on the topic of intermediate precision in the RPG Reference for all the details. Understanding how expressions are evaluated is generally a new idea for RPG programmers because of our history of one calculation per line. Because of that history, we declare our own intermediate (work) variables. When we use an expression, the compiler has to create those work variables. The size it chooses to use depends on the variables used in the expression. The maximum size of a numeric variable changed between V4R5 and V5R2, thus altering the compiler's decision and the final result. --buck
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