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Tim,  In the S/36 Environment on the AS/400 compile your present SDA source
(will be in source file QS36SRC in your library).  The 400 automatically
translates your source to AS/400 display file DDS and places the source in
file QS36DDSSRC and then runs CRTDSPF to actually create the display file.
This happens every time you recreate a S/36 DSPF.  Just look in file 
QS36DDSSRC and you can see exactly how it translates your S & D specs into
DDS.  Once you have recreated all your S/36 DSPF's, if you are still going
to run in the S/36EE but have no need to transfer your code back to a real
S/36, you may want to just delete your S/36 DSPF source and use the DDS in
QS36DDSSRC from then on (allows you to use native SDA which is much easier
to work with).


On Wed, 23 Jul 1997, Tim Truax wrote:

> Greetings :)
> I am from the S36 world and I design my S36 SDA screens where the first
> screen to be output to the screen would do the initial key/record
> summoning, framing, titles and command key legend at the bottom, it
> would specify a start line of 01 with a lines to clear of 24. The first
> screen would completely refresh the screen.  The second screen would
> place itself within the screen 1 framing, it would specify start line of
> say 06 with a lines to clear of maybe 10.
> What keywords in AS400 screen design for display files would I look
> for?  Today I found the OVERLAY and the KEEP keywords but I was unable
> to get them to do this function.
> Thanks in advance for any advice.
> 
> PS) At my new company I do not have my PC yet, but when I do get it I am
> gonna load my IBM Softcopy books on it quickly.  Then some of these lazy
> type questions will stop.
> -- 
> žžžžžžžžžžžžž
> ž-Tim Truax-ž
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