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All, I've gotten a request to put together a subfile program that allows the user to choose between two different views of the data. In one view, each subfile record takes two lines. In the other, each subfile record takes 3 lines. Note that while about 75% of the fields are the same between the views, all the fields on line two of one view don't show up at all on the other view. Kind of like the different "views" IBM provides in the WRKSPLF command for example. I've never had a request like this before, in the past I've always made use of SFLDROP/SFLFOLD. I thought I'd see if anyone had run into this type of request and how you handled it. I've considered having multiple subfiles defined in the DDS. Or perhaps using a single subfile with just one long text field. Unless I'm mistaken, with either of those techniques, it would be easiest to use a page at a time subfile so that I could show the same screen back to the user when they switched views. Perhaps DDS is not the right tool for this request and I should use UIM. Thoughts anyone? Thanks, Charles Wilt -- iSeries Systems Administrator / Developer Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America ph: 513-573-4343 fax: 513-398-1121
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