its working fine,but I want to use the assembler control "NUMBER" and solve this problem.
so Michael has shown you how to walk down the narrow alley that lead you to your goal. Yet you still insist on driving your car that is too wide for the alley via another route and get lost.

The straight and narrow is not the wrong way. why fight to find another.

As you may have realized from the posts you have found a pasudoop that nobody uses and few has heard about and I doubt all of us would still be succesfully employed if we missed an essential function.

I read "symbols with the class NUMBER match every memory class". Since NOTHING in assembler will work on an unknown memory class it is essential to know the type of memory associated with it so why on earth try to suppress it

Erik