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  3. November 2009

Re: Subfile display size

I wonder if the culprit is the footer record isn't being written, or is being written then overwritten?

Subfile size can be any size up to 9999 and does not relate to the screen display. (It is used to establish the size of the slider on the scroll bar though, if you use the scroll bar)

You want to display 11 records on the screen so that would be SFLPAG(11)

** A SFLPAG(0011) **
** A SFLSIZ(&NBRREC) **
****** A NBRREC 5S 0P **
****
**NBRREC would be the size of the subfile, usually equals SFLRRN **
****







Dan Rasch wrote:

I am working on a program where the message at the bottom of the screen is being

blanked out. Seemed simple enough, just shorten the SFLSIZ by one.


But the SFLSIZ is 1000, and SFLPAG is 3. What controls the number of lines written on a screen (I need to stop at eleven)? Do I inspect SFLRRN and stop it at eleven?


Thanks,

- Dan Rasch

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