Objet : Subfile question

["Denis Robitaille" <DRobitaille@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I use the same process here and it works fine (we have v3r1, v3r2, v3r7 and 
v4r1). I would suggest the folowing:
Run your program in debug mode, check the value of RECNUM immediatly after the 
READ operation. It should be ok. After that check that value again immediatly 
before and after each CALL operation. If the value get changed after a CALL, it 
is because the parameters passed to the called program do not match the 
expected parameters. This can cause random and unpredictable result anywhere in 
the calling program! hard to beleive but thrue.

Denis Robitaille
Cascades Inc.

>>> "Marc Zylka" <mzylka@netpath.net> 01/13 10:19 pm>>>
I'm trying to get the record number which the cursor is on so that
when I am done processing the option entered I can blank the
option number which was used. (the program seems to lose the record
number when I call another program and return).  

I set up SFLCSRRRN(&RECNUM), where RECNUM is 5S 0H but it
gives me an incorrect number.  For the first record, it gives 2.  For the
last, it gives 1.  For all others, 1 more than it really is.  We're on
V3R2, is there a problem with this?  Or is it just too late to be working
on this?

Thanks,
Marc Zylka (mzylka@netpath.net)

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