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Firstly, I think CHECK_COUNT has the incorrect ACTUAL & USAGE. Should the line be:
FIELD=CHECK_COUNT, ALIAS=FILE_NAME, USAGE=I4, ACTUAL=A4, DESCRIPTION='Number of Background checks ran that day', $
with the ACTUAL & USAGE reversed.
OK. As the heading lines are not delimited, all you need to know is the maximum length of the longest heading lines. For this example I use 80 characters, but almost anything above the maximum heading length will do:
FILE=ff_uhro_backgroundchecks, SUFFIX=DFIX, REMARK='background checks per day per store'
SEGNAME=ROOT_SEG, SEGTYPE=S1, $
FIELD=STORE_NUM, ALIAS=STORE_NUM, USAGE=I4L, ACTUAL=A80, DESCRIPTION='Store Number', $
FIELD=CHECK_DATE, ALIAS=CHECK_DATE, USAGE=YYMD, ACTUAL=A8, DESCRIPTION='Date', $
FIELD=CHECK_COUNT, ALIAS=FILE_NAME, USAGE=I4, ACTUAL=A4, DESCRIPTION='Number of Background checks ran that day', $
use the ACTUAL in STORE_NUM to be the maximum length.
Then the file should TABLE correctly.
Alan. WF 7.705/8.007
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