RE: Subfile / Indicator Question

Two possiblities:

1) The indicator is defined in the DSPF at file level. So the indicator is 
available in all record formats.
2) The indicator is used to control EOF/NF condition. You chained to the file 
using the indicator. As it is an existing record, the indicator turned off.

My view on the problem.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler


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On 15-2-05 at 15:21 Rick.Chevalier@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>It would help if you could post some code.
>
>A developer here had a similar problem a short time ago.  The clear was
>resetting an indicator that caused undesirable results on his display.  My
>guess is that somehow the CLEAR is setting indicator 33 off.  Without code
>I can't tell you how but that's where I'd look.
>
>Hope someone has run into this and can provide answer -
>
>Subfile program has *IN33 for SFLEND(*MORE).  8 records in PF, PageSize of 11.
>Puts out screen, "Bottom" displays for no more records.
>Option "4" will delete record, which puts up a confirmation screen -
>Window, not record.  User can then exit with F3 or Enter to delete record.
> Prior to EXFMT on DLTREC, I "CLEAR" format DLTREC.  When SFTCTL writes
>back to screen, *IN33 now off and "MORE..." appears.
>*In33 is ONLY used in SFLCTL and no where else.  It is ONLY turned on or
>off in SFL load, which is NOT executed because user exited with F3 from
>confirmation screen.  When I took out the "CLEAR" to the format before
>EXFMT, and exited the screen with F3, *IN33 still on and "BOTTOM" appeared.