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If you read the Workstation file where KF is presumed to be defined, the KF will be set to 0 and you won't see it.

A snippet of code would be helpful though.


On 06/24/2021 12:36 PM dfreinkel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:


I have a program I am writing and I use F6 (*INKF) to confirm and add
records to a file.



In the F6 (*INKF) process, I revalidate the input and if there are errors, I
set off *INKF.



I watch the code in debug and *INKF is '0'.



However, when it gets to the DOU condition, the program drops out of the
loop when it should not.



Any ideas why this is happening?



Thanks



Darryl Freinkel

A4G

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