Re: Footer on a subfile display

[boothm@xxxxxxx]

Thank you to everyone that answered.  As several suggested, the OVERLAY keyword 
was befuddling me.  Once I got that straightened out then the only next issue 
was reading the footer line.  (I'd put pushbuttons at the bottom of the screen 
instead of the regular F3=Exit, F5=Refresh, etc.)  

In any event, all is well.  Again, thank you all.  And Happy Holiday Season to 
all.



In <367E8032.239B8881@ibm.net>, on 12/21/98 
   at 12:06 PM, "R. Bruce Hoffman, Jr." <rbruceh@ibm.net> said:

>By footer, do you mean the Control record.  While the subfile record must
>appear in the source before the control record, there is no requirement
>for placing the control record, visually, above the subfile record.  It
>just normally happens that way because programmers use the control record
>to put up headings for the subfile. b.

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