Tracy, Denys, Duane, et al,

The DBCLOSE is mode 3.  The dataset name is correct (mostly).

There was one path through the program's logic that could change the name of
the dataset prior to calling DBCLOSE.  Adding a display prior to the call
and running a series of tests showed me how this was happening.  I have
added code to set the name of the dataset immediately prior to the DBCLOSE
call, and the problem has disappeared.  I usually do that anyway (Virgo that
I am), but this subroutine was written to access only that one dataset, and
has since been enhanced to include data from other datasets.  What was
initially not necessary, now is.

Thanks for all your help,
Rs~

Russ Smith
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