spurious ESQL warning about DATETIME

We're getting spurious warnings about DATETIME qualifiers with E.S.Q.L. 7.10. EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION; struct bowwowtype { char bow[4][5]; datetime year to day wow; } bowwow; EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION; The compiler complains that the DATETIME field is unqualified, even though the "datetime" type is qualified by "year to day". Using the old dollarsign syntax makes no difference. Reversing the order of the fields in the struct makes no difference. Making the struct nameless makes no difference. Reducing the array "bow" to one dimension makes the warning go away! Are we doing something wrong, or is it a Bothersome Unauthorized Grotesquerie? -:- "The Surgeon General of Australia has determined that canned wombat is every bit as nutritious as fresh." -- Col. G. L. Sicherman gls@hrcms.ATT.COM