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    Barbara, You are right. The indentation does make it more obvious what is being done. Nice work. :-) Thanks, Jeff

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    The documentation is not terrible clear and possibly just wrong. Both versions of the code I have attached below compile correctly and function as you would expect. Also, I have attached the link to the RPG ILE reference for V5R4. Check out the INDDS rules. RPG ILE V5R4 reference Good luck, Jeff
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    I name my procedures with names like isValidCustomer. So except for my dyslexia the meaning is all in the name. ;-) Jeff

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