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Booth wrote: > When I write a subfile record I generally include a hidden field which > contains an image of the record from the disk file. This proves useful for > refreshing the screen, checking for changes at another work station, and > prevents the need for another chain to the record if the user chooses to > work with the data. Neat technique, Booth! I don't know of a way to tell DDS that you want a single character field sized the same as an entire external PF/LF record. I guess I'd just DSPFD the PF/LF and find the record length if it were only a handful. If I were doing a bunch of these things, I'd write some sort of macro and then run the source through a pre-processor (that I would also write.) Of course this predicates sending your pre-processor to every customer you do work for... --buck
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