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On 1/4/2016 11:24 AM, Hoteltravelfundotcom wrote:
@Location5 = %trim(@Location);
/end-free
C EXSR writeLoc
C EXSR upd67a
error getting:
A semi-colon is not specified at the end of a free-format specification.
This would be easier to diagnose if we could see the compiler listing,
including the error and the line it references. Best guess from here is
that the /end-free is way over to the right instead of at column 7 where
it belongs. When the compiler sees this, it gets confused trying to
comprehend how to do the math of (something) divided by a field called
END, subtracting a variable called FREE. Of course, there is no
semicolon after this expression, so the compiler gives up and reports that.
It's perfectly legal to write this code:
slot = aisle/end-free;
It's also perfectly legal to write this code:
slot = aisle
/end-free
;
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