Hi Al,
Certainly, you can use the $BASICTYPE compiler directive to assert a
BASICTYPE U within your compilation, it's documented at
http://publibfi.boulder.ibm.com/epubs/pdf/9163.pdf...
Martin
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Al DeWitt
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 3:13 PM
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Subject: [U2] Formatting Data Update
Thanks to all your help I was able to finally get it working.
However, it did mean that I had to compile as a BASICTYPE U and not as
a BASICTYPE P. I did this by writing a little paragraph that does the
following:
PA
BASICTYPE U
BASIC BP EPCS9010.4
CATALOG BP EPCS9010.4 DIRECT FORCE
BASICTYPE P
I have to do this in every account I move this program to because our
software (Avanti) runs as BASICTYPE P.
My question: Is there something I can put in the source code of my
program that tells it to compile as a BASICTYPE U so that when I do:
OS.ED BP EPCS9010.4
FIBCDF
It compiles as BASICTYPE U?
I'm concerned that when I need to recompile all the BP entries in mass
using a select list this program will compile back to the default
BASICTYPE P and it stops working.
Thanks.
Al
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