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> > Delete/comment the line "DBENCHSECS S 4 0" and compile, no errors? > No, no errors. But no change in the final result either. Usually I define those external variables for clarity sake. Is that a problem? > Define BENCH as type Z (timestamp), not type T (time). > Same result. I didn't think that should matter. Both data types have seconds, and are valid for the %TIME and %DIFF functions, right? > Also, you might want to increase DBENCHSECS to 5,0, because at 4,0 I realize that at 4.0 I am constrained in how many seconds I can count at, but the programs I am testing take between 20' and 70' on each iteration. Since the benchmarking code won't go into production, I can do with 4.0 (or 5.0, or 10.0 for the matter; it's really not important). Regards, I.-
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