Re: %KDS Compile Problem

I had the exact problem on my system, and I have had several experts on this 
board review my code (the first time it was a simple DS definition error). I 
stopped using %KDS, and use ad-hoc keylists exclusively, which ought to be 
the technique everybody uses, along with using DSs to READ to and WRITE from 
-- but I oughtn't preach ;-)

The workaround is to always CHAIN, READE, SETLL, etc using the RECORD FORMAT 
NAME, instead of the file name. Don't ask me why, but when you use the file 
name, strange things go bump in the night at times. 

On 4/21/05, Michael Jacobsen <MJacobsen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> I am having a compilation problem. I have code that I know for a fact
> will compile on a different system, but I am unable to compile it on our
> production system. The error I am getting is this:
> 
> *RNF7071 30 1 Number of KFLDs in KLIST is greater than number of key
> fields in file.
> 
> Is there a PTF that addresses this? I am on V5R2. I have never worked
> with PTF's before, but I am trying to help find out if that is part of the
> problem.
> 
> Thanks! (And I apologize if this has been asked before, but I couldn't
> find any answers from IBM's site, or in the archives.)
> 
> Mike
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