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O Brilliant Ones: I am at V5R2 and can't seem to find much information about where one can and/or cannot use a fully qualified data structure field, except from compile errors. The manual says: "Fully qualified names are allowed in any free-form calculation specifications" and SvCYMD = TvRtrvOP.TvRecd.TvCYMD; is okay and Test(DE) *YMD TvRecd.TvCYMD; is okay but Test(DE) *YMD TvRtrvOP.TvRecd.TvCYMD; and (stuck parenthesis around as a WAG for solution) Test(DE) *YMD (TvRtrvOP.TvRecd.TvCYMD); Both give the compile error "RNF0623 - The qualified name is not specified correctly." First of all, I don't understand why one shouldn't be able to use them anywhere they "fit". Secondly, if one can use a qualified name in a situation, why not a "fully" qualified name in the same situation? Any direction to pertinent resources would be greatly appreciated. TIA Tim Kredlo
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