>Cetin,
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>I have done as you suggested. I used GENDBC on my DBC file. It crashes with an error on line 500. When I look into GENDBC.PRG, I can see that line 500 is the command COMPILE. So, GENDBC has created the PRG file, and is now compiling it.
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>The error says that a line is too long.
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>If I understand this correctly, it is saying that some line in the PRG file generated by GENDBC has a line that is too long. Online help says that lines must be less than 8192 characters long!
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>Do you know of any way to determine which line in the PRG file was found to be too long? If I open the PRG in NOTEPAD, I can scan through the file, and verify that no line is physically longer than maybe 150 chars. So, the error must be a "logical" line, i.e. wrapping, with some string terminator missing. Such an error is very difficult to see.
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>Thanks again for your help.
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>Jim

Jim,
You can divide it into individual blocks and run.
Cetin