Dazed and Confused

[jlkeepers@mmm.com]

Here are some of the solutions that have been provided that have not
worked:

     1. define FOE-ORD-QTY float*11 size 8 bytes = 0
       Sizes are still off

     2. DEF FOE-ORD-QTY   FLOAT IEEE SIZE 8 = 0
       Syntactically incorrect (IEEE)

     3.Define d-foe-ord-qty float*8 = 0
       Sizes are still off


I have two work arounds but it they are ugly:

     1. In the initial subfile
          DEF   D-FOE-QTY-ORDERED NUM*11 = FOE-QTY-ORDERED

     2. In the append subfile
          DEF   D-FOE-ORD-QTY  CHAR*11 = "0"

I have put in the first work around but am still looking for the "real"
solution.  Thanks to everyone who have offered the above suggestions.

*Due to the length of the original note, I have omitted it from this note.

Jeff Keepers
3M Valley, NE


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