Re: Rename fields in "I" specs?

Terry Richardson wrote:

I don't think this has any bearing at all on how the file is 
handled/defined.  What are the symptoms you are seeing?

I've got a program that is trying to write double byte data.

The file has a CCSID of 937, and has one field that is defined as "O" in
the DDS.  The O field has a CCSID of 937.  There are a bunch of regular
"A" fields that have a CCSID of 37.

When we process English data the program works fine ... but when we try
to write double byte data, we get a CPF5035 with a reason code of 22.
The data in the field appears to be completely normal (DBCS wise).  It
has a shift in, a bunch of double byte data, a shift out, then a few blanks.

The only thing that is odd about the record that we're trying to write
is that some of the fields are renamed via I specs (although not the
field with the double byte data in it).  To answer Tommy's question, the
program is pretty old and there hasn't been a reason to change it (till
now, maybe).

We are on V5R2, if it makes any difference (recently upgraded, now we
can use service entry points WOOT!).

david