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Steve,
A little history here is that on iinitialization the subfile control is
written then the subfile is displayed with out ever writing a subfile
record.  What I am looking for is a way to make a field that automagicall
increments itself with out any intervention in the RPG.  Will this method
do that? If not is this even possible?

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Define an output field in the subfile for displaying the relative record
number.

Then, in the RPG program:  Just before you write the subfile record to the
subfile, z-add or move the value of the subfile RRN field (as defined in
the
F-spec continuation KSFILE line) into this new field.

HTH

Steve Landess
Austin, Texas
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