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Tried your snippet, Mark. RDi 9.6 barfs, but 9.5 is OK with your code. Any over-excited parser - or maybe a PMR required?

Brian.

On 26/01/2018 16:41, Mark Murphy wrote:
RDi - 9.6.0.1
IBM i - 7.1

I have the following code

**free
ctl-opt Option(*SrcStmt : *NoDebugIo: *NoUnref)
DatFmt(*ISO) TimFmt(*ISO)
DftActGrp(*No) ActGrp(*New)
BndDir('JCS')
Main(JCUPDFLCYR);

...

dcl-s RunTime Time Inz(t'02.03.00');

...

The time literal causes the following errors in the LPEX editor:

Multiple markers at this line
- RNF3429E Initial value is not valid; parameter is ignored.
- RNF0306E The Time literal is not valid.
- RNF0607E Text is skipped to recover from the previous error.

It does compile properly though.

If I change my default time format to *HMS, and the time literal to
t'02:03:00', then RDi is happy (it also compiles properly). But I prefer to
keep my dates and times in *ISO format internally.


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