I have gotten this message if I did a SELECT ... INTO CURSOR, and then tried to add data to that cursor or replace existing data.
However, you can add/replace data in a cursor that was created with the CREATE CURSOR command.
Assign the file that is returned from GETFILE to a variable. Then try enclosing the variable in parentheses.
Example:
lc_file_with_spaces = GETFILE(....
MODIFY FILE (lc_file_with_spaces) && OK
MODIFY FILE lc_file_with_spaces && not OK
Hope this helps.
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