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If you're not using POST (which will overwrite this section) then are you doing any I/O? I mean to say that the INFDS is only filled after I/O occurs. Before that, it's initialised (like all data structures) to *BLANK (x'40'). --buck "This box Rocks!" - related to 2002 NE IBM Conference attendees by IBM's Stephanie Joy _______________________________________________ Buck, I agree with what you say, and since I'm doing no posts (just using this with printer exception output) I can see it being initialized to blanks. I never had to worry about initializing the subfield when using RPG III. Once more, if I try to initialize the subfield, I get a compiler error! I can't win. Buzz
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