Error messages on Compile

Folks:



Let's start with my RPG card was taken from me long ago, and while I can do
many things, some things have not yet arrived for relearning. I have an RPG
SQL program. Compile error messages do not tell me what line of code it's
complaining about. Errors:



RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3467: The first parameter for keyword OVERLAY is not valid; keyword is
ignored.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3467: The first parameter for keyword OVERLAY is not valid; keyword is
ignored.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3467: The first parameter for keyword OVERLAY is not valid; keyword is
ignored.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3467: The first parameter for keyword OVERLAY is not valid; keyword is
ignored.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3467: The first parameter for keyword OVERLAY is not valid; keyword is
ignored.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3467: The first parameter for keyword OVERLAY is not valid; keyword is
ignored.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3315: The Name entry is already defined on a Definition Specification;
defaults to blanks.

RNF3467: The first parameter for keyword OVERLAY is not valid; keyword is
ignored.

RNF3553: END-XX name does not match the item being ended; the name is
ignored.



Give me an idea where to look. The IBM manuals are completely circular,
they reference one thing, then another, yet another, then back to the first
without an answer (that I could find anyway) Dr. Google provided only
limited assistance. I'll solve the compile problem, but I need some idea
what to look at. Simple, most likely but I don't see it.



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Jim Oberholtzer

Agile Technology Architects