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  • Subject: Re: The Diabolical Cursor Part II: This Time He's Mad
  • From: carey@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Thu, 13 Apr 2000 22:59:16 GMT

> Hmmm.  Could you give me the definition of a simple data
file that will
> duplicate this?  I assume it happens when you use the
automatically
> generated program?

Yes.  A file that demonstrates the problem is as simple as:

     A          R TESTDFUR
     A            FIELDA         1A

[...]

> So what options would I select in SDA?  Is there an option
to specify the
> field must be completely filled?  Is this for numeric or
alpha fields, or
> both?

I just meant fields where I have to enter something in every
position, like the file above.  If I use UPDDTA on this
file, then enter a character in FIELDA, the FER indicator
turns on.  Then when I press Field Exit, the field gets
cleared.  It should be left as is.

-- 
Carey

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