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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Description:
    We previously used p_file_06 to load items with a blank z30_description. The job populated the z30_description with a value based on the HOL 853, etc.

    Now I am loading a different set of items and the z30_description is *not* being populated in this fashion.

    Note: Each item has a z30_hol_doc_number linking it to an HOL record with appropriate 853/853X fields.

    Resolution:
    I see (looking with util f/3/6) that the items you tried to load have z30_material "MIXED".

    The first lines in the correct_z30_b program which populates the z30_description are these:

    IF Z30-MATERIAL (1: 3) NOT = "ISS" OR
    Z30-DESCRIPTION NOT = SPACES
    THEN
    GO TO EX-CORRECT-Z30-B
    END-IF.

    That is, the z30_material must be ISSUE, ISSBD, etc.

    Could possibly specify a z30_material of "ISSMX" for these items?


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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