Re: Older solution

[Patrick Townsend <townsend@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Pat,

You can override the display file to a data queue (see the OVRDSPF
command). Then in your program read the data queue before you read the
display file. The system will put a special message in the data queue
when the user has pressed Enter or any other function key. If there is
no user input your receive of the data queue will time out and you can
refresh the display.

Patrick

Pat Barber wrote:
> 
> I believe this subject was discussed several months ago....
> and I think somebody on this list had a solution....
> 
> How can you update and refresh a subfile display:
> as in airport terminals with auto refresh.... No touching
> enter or roll keys.....
> 
> I THINK somebody had the answer to this problem... or is there
> a way to review archived messages on this group... I'm not
> sure how long the owner of the list keeps traffic...
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