Re: Why you shouldn't be afraid to use VARCHAR in RPGLE

Daniel,

This is weird. I got it to work, as long as I put the LIKEREC above the 
declare of the standalone field. This is the only program where the order 
of the declaration specs matters. I have never seen this before.

In many other programs here, stand-alone fields are many times defined 
before the "LIKE()" field is defined.

I was thinking it may have something to do with the Preprocessor option. 
This is a SQLRPGLE program. I have *LVL2 used for the SQL preprocessor, 
but am thinking I may also need to use the PPGENOPT parameters. I will 
test that and see what happens.

Doug



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