Re: CPF4131

Yivi,
  If you are getting a Level Check when opening the second file, then there 
*must* be a difference in the buffers between the files.
  Even a field in a different order between records could cause this.
  I would suggest that you do a DSPFD  TYPE(*RCDFMT) for each file and compare 
the level id's.
  Then do a DSPFFD for each file and compare the field & indicator buffer 
locations.
  This should help you find the problem.
   
  

Yivi <nardus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  Bot files have the same record names, so to do that I would have to change
the record format names, and change the logic of the program so it uses one
or the other.
Why EXTFILE and USROPN do not work here? I can't find anything in the
documentation that would describe the behaviour I'm seeing right now.
The only option that I have is to turn lvlchk off?
Regards,
I.-
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