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"Tyler, Matt" wrote: > > Why is it that the QUALIFIED keyword is the cause of Rick's > issue? > > If I attempt a similar test and my external DS is not qualified, > the cross reference reports the fields is zoned. As soon as I add the > QUALIFIED keyword it's packed. > Matt, in Rick's version, the copy file had an explicit definition for field dsISFQE2.I2GFID. In your case, when dsISFQE2 is not qualified, your copy file has an explicit definition for I2GFID, and the I spec would refer to that field in the copy file. Using a qualified data structure in the copy file is a good idea. It reduces the potential for name conflicts when the file is copied into a program. If I wanted to get the explicit definition for the fields, I would add a separate externally-described data structure in the program itself, rather than remove QUALIFIED from the data structure in the copy file.
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