Josh, have a look in MPLAB Help for db as used with the 18F. It's
not always the same as for the 16F. Don't forget that data stored in
16F/18F RAM is 8-bit, data stored in 18F flash is 16-bit (2 bytes),
unlike the 16F which is 1 byte of 14-bit. If you're using a table read
then you're dealing with 2 bytes, not 1. You didn't say how you were
retrieving the data but this could be the reason why you're getting a
0 for the second 'address'

wbr

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Example

calendar       = 0x0010       ;days per month

not_feb  movlw   high(calendar)
         movwf   pclath
         movf    date_m,w     ;compare day to month limit
         call    cal

  org calendar                ;month days + 1

cal      addwf   pcl

  dt .00,.32,.29,.32,.31,.32,.31,.32,.32,.31,.32,.31,.32


If it was stored as a table, eg

   data 0x0a0d,"+CMGL: 1",0x222c,"REC UNREAD",0x2c22

copy_sim tblrd*+
         movf    tablat,w
         bz      exph           ;end-of-string 0 found
         movwf   postinc0
         bra     copy_sim
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