The problem is the record format. Go the the type definition for the type you are having a problem:
CURRENT ENV: ENV1 STAGE ID: 1 SYSTEM: TESTSYS1 TYPE: COBOL
NEXT ENV : ENV1 STAGE ID: 2 SYSTEM: TESTSYS1 TYPE: COBOL
DESCRIPTION: ===> UPDATE NAME
UPDATED: 02SEP11 11:13 BY USERA
----------------- ELEMENT OPTIONS -------------------
DELTA FORMAT(F/R/I/L) ===> F SOURCE LEN ===> 80 ELE RECFM(N/F/V) ===> N
COMPRESS/ENCRYPT(Y/N) ===> Y COMPARE FROM ===> 7 DFLT PROC ===> COBOLII
AUTO CONSOL (Y/N) ===> Y COMPARE TO ===> 72 LANGUAGE ===> COBOL
CONSOL AT LVL ===> 96 REGRESSION ===> 01 PV/LB LANG ===> COBOL
LVLS TO CONSOL ===> 50 REG SEV(I/W/C/E) ===> W DATA FORMAT(T/B) ===> T
HFS RECFM(COMP/CR/CRLF/CRNL/F/LF/NL/V) ===> CRLF FILE EXT ===>
----------------- COMPONENT LIST OPTIONS ------------------
FWD/REV DELTA(F/R) ===> F AUTO CONSOL (Y/N) Y CONSOL AT LVL 96
LVLS TO CONSOL 50
To fix this problem change the following:
from:
ELE RECFM(N/F/V) ===> N
to:
ELE RECFM(N/F/V) ===> V
you can also increase the record length of the file.
Be aware of the same type defined in other stages. Make sure that they are all defined the same.