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  3. July 2008

Re: MCH1201 (Rcvr too small) on an _if_ statement???

Walden,


I had that one recently, too.
There was a printerfile with USROPN.
Because of a programming error the file was not opened.
The program tried to check information from a binary field on the File
information DS.

HTH
Leo


OK, had a program fail over the weekend at line 461. Here's the relevant
part of the (supposedly correct) compile listing:



461 if Pet_Name_Ind < 0;

462 // No pet record found, return without doing anything

463 return;

464 endif;



Anyone have any idea how I could get a MCH1201 (Receiver value too small
to hold result.) on line 461? FWIW, Pet_Name_Ind is a 2B0.



-Walden



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