Re: Compiler error

["Paul Morgan" <pmorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Douglas,

Pay close attention to the field cross reference at the bottom of the
compiler listing.  Looking at the definition of the fields at the top of the
program in the input records or in the DDS for the files might not always
show you the problem.  You might have the variables defined somewhere else
as a work variable or on another record in the display file.  Find the
fields at the bottom of the listing to find what type they have as far as
the compiler is concerned.  Use the listed defined references to locate
where the fields are defined incorrectly.

Paul

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Paul Morgan
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J. Jill Group
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"Douglas W. Palme" wrote

> I kinda figured that, that's why I was concentrating on the first error,
but
> so far I have not been able to determine what the heck the problem is.
> Everything looks fine.....both are numeric types S 3 digits long with no
> decimals.....