USING WINDOW ON A DISPLAY FILE

HI,

                Do not worry, you are not the only soul. This problem is
for every one. Because the default message line for any window is 24 or
27 depending on the hardware you are using. You can solve this problem.
But it is a long process. 

There is a keyword called MSGLOC(Message location) to set where ever you
want the message to be displayed. But this is a file level key word. So
if you set this value, it  will be for all the records in the file. If
you want to pop up a window and want the message to be displayed only at
the bottom of the pop up window then put the pop up in a 
Different display file and then set the MSGLOC of that file accordingly
depending on the size of the pop up window.

The format is : MSGLOC(NUMBER)

Hope this helps..............................

Vijay.

                
                Subject: USING WINDOW ON A DISPLAY FLE
                Hi Vijay,
                                  I posted the following message on
Midrange forum, But I
                did'nt get any response.

                Do you come across this problem. If you know the
solution (Or)  If you have
                the same problem on your pop up window program, , please
let me know, so
                that atleast I can make sure that  I am not the only
person have this
                problem.

                Thanks

                Raj

                My email  address is   rajan.srinivasan@allfun.com


                THE MESSAGE I POSTED


                Any help on this  please????.

                     Is this a  problem on  all the  window  programs
for  everyone ???.

                Any help is  greatly  appriciated.

                Raj




        

        

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                Subject:  USING WINDOW ON A DISPLAY FILE

                  Hello,
                                  I have a problem on using Window on a
display file.
                Basically this is what I am trying to do.

                I have a regular data entry screen. Just wanted to pop a
window when the
                user modified some input/output fields to confirm the
                change. when the user presses F9 to udpate or   F12 to
cancel.


                The window pops up and also function keys work good on
my ILE RPG Program.

                THE PROBLEM
                                When the user enters some invalid
function key or when the
                user try to scroll down by pressing pagn down key
                                                then the system message
is displayed like
                " Funtion Key Not Allowed".  This message is displaying
within
                                                the window and at the
bottom of the
                overlaying screen.


                Could anyone can help me on this. I would like to show
the message only at
                the bottom of the window and not
                 at the bottom of the  overlaying screen.

                Does anyone come across this problem?.


                Thanks


                ACTUAL DISPLAY RECORD WITH WINDOW KEYWORD. THIS IS ONE
THE RECORD ON THE
                DISPLAY FILE.

                      A          R CONFIRM

                      A                                      CF09(10
'UPDATE')
                      A                                      CA12(11
'CANCEL')
                      A                                      KEEP
                      A                                      WINDOW(8 15
4 45)
                      A
WDWBORDER((*COLOR WHT)
                (*DSPATR HI -
                      A                                      RI))
                      A                                  2  3'PRESS
<F9>  TO  CONFIRM
                UPDATE
                      A                                  2 37'(OR)'
                      A                                  3 10'<F12> TO
CANCEL'

                Raj






                
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