There are no requirements for any key field specifications, although then either K *NONE or the file-level DYNSLT may be required to allow the file to create.

Regards, Chuck

Pat Barber wrote:
Does STATE have to be key ???

Jerry Adams wrote:
You mean like this:

R PRCOVRR PFILE(QS36F/PRCOVR)
STATE I SST(PRTXCD 1 2)
TXCODE I SST(PRTXCD 3 3)
PRTXCD
PRPRIC
PRPITM
K STATE K PRPITM
S TXCODE COMP(EQ '01R')

In this example PRTXCD is the tax code. For New Mexico
the full code might be NM01R, NMU1R, etc.

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