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James, (Please bear with me to the end...) There's a price to be paid for limiting your software to be able to run all the way back to V2R3. The people at the newer releases miss out on new features. By the way, what makes something Native? That format has been there since day one of the i5. Isn't that native? It doesn't require any crippled run time environment like PASE. And I looked up idiomatic. Which says that you could have restated your sentence as "... I was looking for something in NATIVE, NoT readily understood from the meaning of its component words RPG." Which is a 100% true and accurate description of the old fixed format RPG - not readily understood. I don't even know why that would be desired. Back to what you wanted... (hey, if you get to rant, so do I) There have been articles in the past about catching these messages and then throwing your own. Several of the people who have done so were dismayed by the fact that you could always tell that you manually threw the message back. Like, maybe the 2nd level text wasn't handled well or some such thing. I'd have to search the archives. Would the following work (pseudocode, you translate it back to the "not readily understood form"). update(e) myfile; if %status(myfile) = ThatTriggerError; // do another update without extender or indicator and let the system throw it up. update myfile; EndIf; Rob Berendt
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