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Check out the SFLMODE keyword in the DDS reference.  I usually use it like
so:
DDS not to scale):
A                SFLMODE(&S1SFLMODE) 
A N91            SFLDROP(CF06)       
A  91            SFLFOLD(CF06)       
A            S1SFLMODE      1A  H  

RPG (also not to scale): 

C* Determine whether the subfile was folded.           
C     S1SFLMODE     IFEQ      '0'                      
C                   MOVE      *ON           *IN91      
C                   ELSE                               
C                   MOVE      *OFF          *IN91      
C                   ENDIF                              
C*                                                     

I believe '0' means the subfile has been "unfolded" to reveal the previously
hidden fields.

Hope that helps. 

Donald R. Fisher, III
Project Manager
Roomstore Furniture Company
(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx


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We have a program where the user presses F2 to FOLD,then enters data onto
the new line.  

We edit the data entered and when we find an error, highlight the bad field
and display an error message.

But when the screen is displayed, the bad field is not displayed unlesss the
user presses F2.  

How can we force the F2 when an error is found, so the bad field
displays without any user input?
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