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These things are not mutually exclusive - all 3 approaches have their uses.
Now let's forget about diversion and stay on topic - a validity checker is not used to prompt - I suppose it COULD do almost anything - but prompts are more typical and are the "something similar" you're looking for, as you described.
Now the prompt override only provides the list of values, it doesn't give you something to pick from that will automatically keep going.
Now there is also a CMD exit - that is used to change a value in parameters. You could maybe leverage that, putting up a program to pick values to fill in a parameter. You would want to consider batch vs interactive processing, I would think.
Cheers and best of health!
Vern
On 4/13/2020 5:17 PM, raul wrote:
I think the best is to move to the web. JavaScript allows you to create
very helpful user interfaces. Keep the green screen for your personal
use only, give the users a better interface.
El 13-04-2020 17:50, Booth Martin escribió:
I have a general question on a very similar project: In today's modern world should we be using commands or should we be swiveling toward the use of service programs for this sort of problem?-- Este e-mail fue enviado desde el Mail Server del diario ABC Color --
On 4/13/2020 2:05 PM, a4g atl wrote:
I would like to create a command for 1 of my applications. What I would like to achieve: I enter a reference number and press enter. The command should then call the validity checker or something similar which would look up the reference number and then display to the user, the library name, Lib_A or Lib_B which is stored on the file and it retrieved by the validity checker. Then the user would press enter again and the command would process. At this time I have to have multiple commands, 1 for each type. Is this possible or do I need to create a display file and CL/RPG program to do this? TIA -- Darryl Freinkel
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