Maybe the invoiceIn or dunsnbrIn parameter is longer than 32A?

Or perhaps instead of passing blanks, the caller didn't pass the parameters at all?

Can you provide more information about how these parameters are defined, and how values are assigned to them? Or better yet, can you show us how to reproduce the problem?


On 6/1/2010 3:55 PM, Robert Rogerson wrote:
I added the rc to check the values of %Equal() and %Eof() while in debug.
When I pass an invoice and dunsnumber from the file and debug the program
the %Equal() after the Setll has a value of '0' indicating an exact match
was not found. I check the file and yes the record does exist. I also
tested this with SQL adding the invoice number and dunsnumber passed to the
program and the record was returned.

I'm stumped...any ideas?


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