RE: Unlock keyboard after SFLMSG

[Neil Palmer <NeilP@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Previous posting from Charlie Massoglia:

Dean:

>I dunno.  While they're easy to use and "handier than a pocket on a 
shirt", I
>don't like using DDS-level validation for DSPF's for several reasons:
>
>1.  The user has to press the <RESET> key.

If you use the ERRSFL keyword, the user does NOT have to press the 
RESET key.




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-----Original Message-----
From:   Martinus Ivan [SMTP:IVANM@MULTIPOLAR.CO.ID]
Sent:   Monday, October 12, 1998 1:06 AM
To:     'MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com'
Subject:        Unlock keyboard after SFLMSG

Hi All,

I'm trying to display a line of message on my subfile.
I use SFLMSG to display the message on my subfile.
But each time the message is displayed, the keyboard got lock and the
user must press reset key to unlock it. The same thing also happen to
ERRMSG
Can I control the keyboard lock/unlock from a program, so no need for
user intervention ?
Or maybe you guys have different way to display a message ?
I would appreciate if you can share with me. Thank you in advance.

Ivan. L



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