Reason:
The COLUMN operand specifies the position of the FIELD's attribute byte that follows the attribute byte in the next available position on the panel-row. If ROW is not specified, the default is to take the first possible row after the current row, which would not overflow the PANEL WIDTH. If COLUMN is not specified, the default is to take the next position on the ROW specified. If neither ROW nor COLUMN is specified, the default is to take the next column of the current row or the next row first column, so as not to violate the PANEL WIDTH. You must specify fields in the order from left to right across each row and from the top row to the bottom row. Fields cannot overlap. If PANEL P has WIDTH W, and fields F1 and F2 are adjacent in EXTSRC, explicitly specified fields:
FIELD F1 = (ROW R1, COLUMN C1, LENGTH L
and
FIELD F2 = (ROW R2, COLUMN C2, LENGTH L
are restricted by the algebraic inequalities:
0<C1<W+1, C1+L1<=W+1
0<C2<W+1, C2+L2<=W+1
If R1=R2, then C1+L1<=C2, else R1<R2
The defaults above were purposely designed to conform to these rules.
Action:
Adjust the position of the first or second field to conform with Source Transport requirements. In addition to adjusting absolute row or column specifications, you can also allow the row or column of the second field to default by omitting the specifications from the FIELD definition.
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