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[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
It looks like the ouput of using the AcuSQL precompiler. The precompiler compiles the SQL in the COBOL program and creates an intermediate file @.asq before the compiler compiles the COBOL program.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
Thanks, Dilbert
However, I looked at the line in the .asq file, and it doesn't seem to be missing a period. It seems to be a "phantom" message

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
Are you using AcuBench or a command line that includes
-Po .\\list\\@.asq?

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
Hi, Dilbert
I'm using acubench with -Po List\\@.asq in the compiler options

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
As it is not an actual compiler error but a compiler warning it is possible that in the previous version you had the compiler option
-w which suppresses warning messages.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
I didn't have the -w set for the previous version. Would it be safe to set it just to get a clean compile?

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
absolutely.

[Migrated content. Thread originally posted on 03 April 2006]

Hello,
I compiled a program in version 6.2 for the first time (it was created in version 6.0 and compiles cleanly there) and I'm getting the following error message:
ProgramX.asq, line 633: Warning: Missing period

Does anyone know what an .asq file is and where I can go to correct the error??

Thanks!!
Thanks for all your help, Dilbert
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