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Re: Overflow and INOF with Externam Printer file

On Thu, Jul 17, 2014 at 2:52 PM, Jeff Young <jyoung0950@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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.

Actually, at least on the 6.1 machine I'm using, it uses *INOA if you
don't specify an overflow indicator. But it seems almost moot,
because if you go ahead and reference *INOA without assigning it to
your printer file using OFLIND, you get a level 20 compilation error
complaining that you've used an unassigned indicator anyway.

John Y.

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