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May not be the answer you are looking for, but isn't it the last multiple of
your page size plus one?

If you are displaying 12 records/page, and you process record 39, then the
rrn of the top record is 37 (3x12)+1...

-----Original Message-----
From: Amitava Banerjee [mailto:Amitava.Banerjee@trin.net]
Sent: Friday, February 01, 2002 11:48 AM
To: rpg400-l@midrange.com
Subject: How to get the RRN of the first record in the current page?


Hi
I need to know the RRN of the first record on the current page. I tried in
this way:

1. Declared INFDS(DSPFDS) in F spec
2. Defined DSPFDS in the following way

D DSPFDS          DS
D  SFLRRN                376    377 I 0
D  SFLRRN1              378    379 I 0
D  SFLRRN2              380    381 I 0

But after I do Page Down and press ENTER, SFLRRN1 and SFLRRN2 are zero
(always). SFLRRN is getting the total no. of records at first, then the RRN
of the record I am trying to process. But I don't get the RRN of the first
record in the current page. How do I get that?
TIA
Amitava


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