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Brad,
As someone else explained, the *INOF indicator is only used for Program
Described print files.
If you do not define an overflow indicator on the "F" spec, it defaults to
*INOF.

For External Print files, you must use either *IN01 - *IN99 or a Named
Indicator with the OFLIND keyword.


Jeff Young
Sr. Programmer Analyst


On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Bradley Stone <bvstone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yes I've checked everything I can think of. :)

If *INOF was somehow defined in the printer file, where would that be?


On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 1:13 PM, Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

This is sounding like a library list issue. Are you sure that the
compiler is finding the external printer file You think it is finding?
Have you looked at the external printer file to see what is in it? That
may be quite revealing for you.



On 7/17/2014 12:26 PM, Bradley Stone wrote:

I must be going crazy... here's an example that works:
FFD001P1 O E PRINTER USROPN

Then in the compile listing, I search for *INOF and low and behold it
magically appears:

Global Field References:
Field Attributes References (D=Defined
M=Modified)
*INOF N(1) 344 372

The two references for it are IF statements (ie, IF *INOF print
headings...)

I asked a guy I used to work with years ago and he said "I don't know...
it
just works in all our programs too!"
I know there's something. But years of copying code is making it slip
by
my mind how to get that darned thing to appear. And now it's not that I
have to do it, it's that it's driving me crazy as to why it doesn't
work.

I don't see anything in the DDS for the printer file either that
references
INOF.

Brad


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