RE: [COBOL400-L] Conditioned Field

["Muthathal_Ramasamy" <Muthathal_Ramasamy@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Brad,

Good Morning!
Please check for the following points:

1. A one-time initialization at the start of the process for the
indicator-area.

2. Usage of separate indicator area (INDARA) keyword at the file level
in the display screen.

3. The input screen might not show up only if there is a problem in your
write or read statements. If the file error status is "9N", then might
be you are trying to write to/read from a wrong record format.

4. Make sure that you are using your indicator-area and indicator-table
keywords in appropriate statements (WRITE / READ). 

5. And whenever you have both input and output capable fields, it is
always better to have a "INTO" line in the WRITE statement. That helps
in copying the indicator-area with the current values.

6. Actually from the display file code segments you have posted, I
understand that when indicator 53 is off (Means, N53), the value that
appears in the output field will be "UNDER". Only when it is on, (Say
53), the message shown will be "OVER". Hope my understanding is correct.

7. Are you by any chance setting on the complete indicator-table when
the value crosses the maximum? 

8. Also make sure that your indicators are defined at file level rather
than record level.

I think if all these points are taken care off, it should work!!!
Good luck!

Regards,



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