So, for once, the programmer was correct. It *was* a compiler problem. :-)
On Mon, Oct 13, 2008 at 4:51 PM, Greg Shirey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Sorry, hit "SEND" too soon last time. Just wanted to put this
> information in the archive thread for future reference.
>
> APAR PK69010 (closed 8/5/08) states, in part:
>
> A complex IF statement containing abbreviated combined conditions with
> parenthesis around the distributed subjects is incorrectly flagged with
> message IGYPS2048-S.
>
> LOCAL FIX:
> 1) Split the DATA3 = ('W' OR 'G') to this:
> (DATA3 = 'W' OR DATA3 = 'G')
>
> Enterprise COBOL V4R1 enhanced syntax checking of parenthesized
> abbreviated combined conditions and accidentally also prohibited
> parenthesis around the distributed object which should remain legal.
>
>
>
> Greg Shirey
> Ben E. Keith Co.
>
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