Doug,

I suspect your problem may be either an MD or DICT entry of “1” (ie. the key) 
which was an issue early 5.8 but is now ignored when an itype references an 
integer. So you could also quote the number but more importantly this is a 
heads up that you may want to consider upgrading to 5.8.5 (due out this or next 
week).

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> On Dec 23, 2021, at 8:05 AM, dfleetham_HMA <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi Peter,
> 
> config-strings output is:
> JBCRELEASEDIR  : D:\jBase\5.8.2
> JBCGLOBALDIR   : D:\jBase\global
> JBCEMULATE     : jbase
> Emulation file : D:\jBase\global\config\Config_EMULATE
> 
> compiler_options                             ""
> dates_upper_case                             true
> enter_keeps_common_data                      false
> error_numbers_are_single_attribute           false
> itype_trans_replace_delim                    false
> itype_unquoted_numeric_literal               true
> jbase_field                                  true
> list_keys                                    true
> lock_strategy                                thread
> named_common                                 null
> old_jql_output_style                         false
> readv0                                       key
> reality_video                                true
> treat_with_as_or_with                        true
> unnamed_common                               unassigned
> use_sql_syntax_for_select                    false
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Doug.
> 
>> On Wednesday, 22 December 2021 at 13:29:17 UTC-8 pfalson wrote:
>> Doug,
>> 
>> This may have been patched but can you post the output of
>> 
>> config-strings 
>> 
>> 
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> 
>>>> On Dec 22, 2021, at 11:25 AM, dfleetham_HMA <[email protected]> 
>>>> wrote:
>>>> 
>>> Hi All,
>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> We've recently (ish) moved from to 5.8.2 from I have no idea what (4.#?).
>>> 
>>> In the previous iteration I had a dictionary item that I added to most 
>>> files and it was labelled 'CNT'. It was a fixed value of 1 and looked like:
>>> 
>>>     CNT
>>> 001 I
>>> 002 1
>>> 003 MR0,
>>> 004 CNT
>>> 005 8R
>>> 
>>> And it was useful for counting records in a report; if I ran a query like:
>>> 
>>> SORT D:\D_Shared\This Client\ThatCampaign\CUST_GIFT_DATA BY 28 BREAK-ON 28 
>>> TOTAL 22 TOTAL CNT (ID
>>> 
>>> I would get something like:
>>> 
>>> Last Gift.    Gift Amt    CNT.....
>>> Year                              
>>> 
>>>       2014       $75.00           3
>>>       2015       $85.00           4
>>>       2016       $95.00           4
>>>       2017       $65.00           2
>>>       2018       $80.00           3
>>>       2019       $90.00           3
>>>               ========     ========
>>> ***              $490.00         19
>>> 
>>> Having moved to 5.8.2, the CNT dictionary item doesn't seem to work and 
>>> running the same query, I get:
>>> 
>>> Last Gift.    Gift Amt    CNT.....
>>> Year                              
>>> 
>>>       2014       $75.00           0
>>>       2015       $85.00           0
>>>       2016       $95.00           0
>>>       2017       $65.00           0
>>>       2018       $80.00           0
>>>       2019       $90.00           0
>>>               ========     ========
>>> ***              $490.00          0
>>> 
>>> There's probably a very simple solution; I just haven't found it. Is there 
>>> a better structure for a dictionary item like this? Is there a better 
>>> solution I could be using?
>>> 
>>> Any help is much appreciated.
>>> 
>>> Thanks,
>>> 
>>> Doug.
>> 
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