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I had that in the DDS but I think I had the response in the wrong position.<br />
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Thanks Dave
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I had that in the DDS but I think I had the response in the wrong position.

Thanks Dave

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I am having a real problem with a test program I am writing. &nbsp;I created a simple screen that takes input from the user and will then search a file for the appropriate record. &nbsp;I have coded F3=EXIT in the screen file and added the indicator CA03 with a resp of 03 and text of 'F3=EXIT' within the DDS.<br />
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I then added the following C spec to my rpg program:<br />
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DOW *IN03 = *OFF<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;...<br />
ENDDO<br />
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However when I compile the program it keeps telling me that I am using an operand that is not defined.<br />
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Suggestions?<br />

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I am having a real problem with a test program I am writing.  I created a simple screen that takes input from the user and will then search a file for the appropriate record.  I have coded F3=EXIT in the screen file and added the indicator CA03 with a resp of 03 and text of 'F3=EXIT' within the DDS.

I then added the following C spec to my rpg program:

DOW *IN03 = *OFF
   ...
ENDDO

However when I compile the program it keeps telling me that I am using an operand that is not defined.

Suggestions?


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