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I'm looking at an RNX0105 ("A character representation of a numeric
value is in error.") that gives a statement number (8218) that appears
to be a comment in some /FREE code.
8218 ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
I'm not at liberty to share any of the code itself (other than the
above), and I had to recompile into QTEMP (from source that shows every
indication of being completely unchanged since the live version of the
program was compiled) in order to get a compilation listing.
As if that weren't weird enough, I'm also seeing multiple RNX0103s ("The
target for a numeric operation is too small to hold the result.") giving
a statement number that shows as an OPEN statement (also in /FREE code)
on the compilation listing.
Any idea what's going on here?
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JHHL
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