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Control Field Beyond Record. The ice027a indicates you have a field that's beyond the end of the record length as defined by the lrecl. The include statement selects the records. Since you only seem to want those six bytes, sort on. And what that means in your. The sort control statement must be used when a sorting application is performed; Check all relevant control statements for incorrectly specified field position or length values. Your input records do have format vb, and you have got a particular one with lreclfields</strong> fell outside of the. Use an include statement if you want only certain records to appear in the output data set. This statement describes the control fields in the input records. My guess would be that. Check the record statement for. The location of the last byte of a sort/merge or joinkeys. An outfil field was defined as extending beyond the maximum outfil input record length.

The location of the last byte of a sort/merge or joinkeys. Since you only seem to want those six bytes, sort on. The sort control statement must be used when a sorting application is performed; My guess would be that. And what that means in your. Your input records do have format vb, and you have got a particular one with lreclfields</strong> fell outside of the. Use an include statement if you want only certain records to appear in the output data set. Check all relevant control statements for incorrectly specified field position or length values. An outfil field was defined as extending beyond the maximum outfil input record length. Check the record statement for.

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Control Field Beyond Record Check the record statement for. The location of the last byte of a sort/merge or joinkeys. This statement describes the control fields in the input records. The sort control statement must be used when a sorting application is performed; Your input records do have format vb, and you have got a particular one with lreclfields</strong> fell outside of the. Check the record statement for. My guess would be that. The include statement selects the records. And what that means in your. Since you only seem to want those six bytes, sort on. The ice027a indicates you have a field that's beyond the end of the record length as defined by the lrecl. An outfil field was defined as extending beyond the maximum outfil input record length. Use an include statement if you want only certain records to appear in the output data set. Check all relevant control statements for incorrectly specified field position or length values.