Hi,

For below piece of lines i am getting 20 level compilation error *RNF8004 (there are not enough characters in the edit word editing is ignored.') in my SQLRPGLE program :-

[CODE]

If fld1 > *zero;

fld2  = 'Added Qty :'  + %trim(%editw(fld1: '   0 '));

endif;

Any suggestions to resolve this compilation error please ?

Thanks,

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Kevin Steve
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Hi,

the message means, that your edit word is simply to short.

Lets say, fld1 is defined as zoned(9:2) - then your edit word das to have 9 digit replacement chars - like this:

       '######0.00'    -> replace # with space

The quantity of the spaces and zeros has to be at least the number of digits in your field definition.

HTH

Since you are only doing this if fld1 is greater than zero, then assuming that fld1 has zero decimal positions, %CHAR gives the same result as %TRIM(%EDITW) with that particular edit word.

(After you fix your edit word so it has enough blanks.)

In this little program, I defined fld1 so that it is small enough for your edit word.

dcl-pi *n;
   fld1_val packed(15:5); 
end-pi; 

dcl-s fld1 packed(5) inz(123); 
dcl-s fld2 varchar(10);

fld1 = fld1_val;

fld2 = %trim(%editw(fld1: '   0 '));
dsply ('%trim(%editw): "' + fld2 + '"');

fld2 = %char(fld1);
dsply ('%char        : "' + fld2 + '"'); 

return;

A few calls to my program. When fld1 >= 0, %char gives the same result as %trim(%editw) for your simple edit word. 

4 > call test 0
    DSPLY  %trim(%editw): "0"
    DSPLY  %char        : "0"
4 > call test 1
    DSPLY  %trim(%editw): "1"
    DSPLY  %char        : "1"
4 > call test 123
    DSPLY  %trim(%editw): "123"
    DSPLY  %char        : "123"
4 > call test 12345
    DSPLY  %trim(%editw): "12345"
    DSPLY  %char        : "12345"
4 > call test -123
    DSPLY  %trim(%editw): "123"
    DSPLY  %char        : "-123"

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Barbara Morris
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