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If I understand the question and the code correctly, that capability would depend upon the validation routine(s) passing back enough information that its caller would know _what_ is wrong (as opposed to _something_ is wrong).

"David FOXWELL" <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi all,

A program displays 5 fields concerning a client's bank details. A
procedure exists that accepts these details as a DS and checks each
field.

eg:


D CheckBankDetails...
D PI N
D BankDetails likeds(refDS) const
D error like(refError)


/free
If BankDetails.AccountNumber <> etc
error = 'etc..'
return *off
endif

If BankDetails.BankCode <> etc
error = 'etc..'
return *off
endif
/end-free

Caller : IF not CheckBankDetails ( DSBank );
//Now what?
Endif;

On returning from this procedure, how can the display manager program
position the cursor on the first incorrectly filled information using
an indicator and DSPATR(PC)?



Thanks.


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