Re: dds for subfiles 132 column

["Carel Teijgeler" <coteijgeler@xxxxxxxxx>]

Jim,

I do not know what "extra" time you want to put into it, but you can use the 
SFLFOLD/SFLDROP keywords, or you can change the SFL record to display on two 
(or more lines). 

Also beware to mix DSPSIZ between screens/programmes. That will give strange 
results, especially when using WINDOWS.

>From your example it looks like CONTROL2 ended at row 10, while the SFL02 
>would start at row 8 (taking into acount the SFLPAG of 16 and a trailer 
>record).

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 15-7-04 at 11:17 Jim Franz wrote:

>Changing over 1000 screens for expanding Part#, and some screens going to 132 
>column.
>No problem with the *DS4 primary and *DS3 second, except subfiles, where I 
>cannot get 
>compiled if subfile over 80 column unless I specify only *DS4 at the file 
>level keywords.
>Users want 80 column for those formats not requiring 132. 
>Is this possible? Did not find limitation in docs. No time to split into 
>multiple display files.
>This did not work:
><file level keywords>
>A                                      DSPSIZ(27 132 *DS4                 -
>A                                             24 80 *DS3)                  
><break>
>A          R CONTROL2                  SFLCTL(SFL02)            
>     CPD7812-.*********   30  Message . :Subfile control record overlaps
>subfile record.                                      
>     CPD7817-**********                                         
>A*%%TS  SD  20040715  093204  XXXXX      REL-V5R2M0  5722-WDS  
>A  *DS4                                SFLSIZ(0017)             
>A  *DS4                                SFLPAG(0016)             
><break>
>A          R  RECORD3                  
>A                                          DSPMOD(*DS3)
>...