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  3. September 2004

Re: Subfile size equals page size. SFLEND(*MORE) and eof

Booth,

I always do a read-ahead with SFLs. First SETLL, READ, DO-loop, add SFL record, 
READ, END loop.

Save the key values of the last read if EOF is *OFF.

Regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 8-9-04 at 10:32 Booth Martin wrote:

>Subfile size equals page size. SFLEND(*MORE) and eof:  
>
>Lets say the SFLSIZ & SLFPAG are both 12, and there are exactly 12 records
>to be read from a file and displayed in this subfile.
>
>That means the screen should display "BOTTOM" instead of "MORE..." 
>
>I've made it work correctly but its a real shameful looking piece of code. 
>Does anyone have a suggestion on a simple algorithm to make it neat and 
>accurate?

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