C14E

<num> [set the product group or family] group is called serially

Reason

The variable indicated by [set the product group or family] is called two or more times directly or indirectly by a format in a serial manner (a series of operands that can be specified by a command). Each operand is in a series with the previous operand. For example, format 1 calls group A then later calls group A again. Another example is that format 2 calls group B that calls group C, and later format 2 calls group D that calls group C.

You can use a group twice in a format if it is called in a parallel manner. Operands of a command are in parallel if they are mutually exclusive and you cannot enter them on the same command line. For example, format 1 has an operand LIST= statement that includes GROUP=A and GROUP=B clauses. Group A calls group C and group B calls group C. This is completely valid.

[set the product group or family]: The group name
<num>: The number of the record in error.

Action

Change the serial call to a parallel call or use two separate groups and recompile.