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David,
When you ROLLDOWN, the number of records scrolled is based on the number
of lines displayed when the subfile record is folded.  

So if you have a page size of 5, and 3 lines to a folded record, when
you scroll only 2 records will move off the page when folded (2*3= 6 >
page size of 5).

Hence, you wont load the next page until you have scrolled through all
of your currently loaded file, 2 at a time (folded). 

How to get around the problem?  Try loading by count based on the
fold/drop indicator/var, (i.e. When folded, load 5 at a time, dropped,
load 2).

> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Prowak [SMTP:prowakd@emi.com]
> Sent: Monday, June 15, 1998 3:18 PM
> To:   midrange list
> Subject:      subfile recs not showing up
> 
> Hi,
> I have a expanding subfile that WAS working just fine.  SFLSIZ = 14,
> SFLPAG
> = 13.
> 
> I then decided to add some functionality to it, by using SFLDROP &
> SFLFOLD.
> To accommodate the subfile recs that would take up 3 lines instead of
> 1,
> I changed SFLPAG to 5.  SFLDROP & SFLFOLD work as advertised.
> 
> The default for my program is SFLDROP, so when the 1st page comes up,
> 13 recs are displayed.  When I roll forward, only 9 recs show up.
> The 1st 2 records don't show up.  When I roll to the 3rd page, only
> 7 recs show up.  The 1st 4 are skipped.  And so, skipping 2 more for
> each
> page.
> I went through debug, and 13 recs are written each and every time.
> My rec counter is RESET each time I enter the subroutine to build
> the subfile.  The subfile RRN is representative of the record
> currently
> being
> written to the subfile.  What the heck am I missing?  If I get rid of
> SFLDROP,
> SFLFOLD and SFLMODE, then everything works fine.
> 
> HELP!!
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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