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Message 0214 (↑ Syntax Messages)
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Message: 0214
Text: VALUE too long for data item or has too many decimal
positions
Explanation: The value you have specified in a VALUE clause is too
big, or has too many decimal places, to fit in the data
item. For example, a declaration such as PIC 99 VALUE 123,
where 123 is too large to fit into the receiving field
without truncation.
Resolution: Alter your code so that the data item is large enough
to receive the value that is to be placed in it.
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