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When I use SFLMODE, I don't worry about storing the value in another
variable with the program because the system stores it for me in the screen
field.

If the screen is being displayed with the opposite view you expect then you
probably have the SFLMODE values in your statement reversed.

Do you have something like the following in your DDS:
N91         SFLDROP(CF05) 
 91         SFLFOLD(CF05) 

If so, then the RPG code should be: 
C     S1SFLMODE     IFEQ      '0'                 
C                   MOVE      *ON           *IN91 
C                   ELSE                          
C                   MOVE      *OFF          *IN91 
C                   ENDIF                         

Hope that helps. 

Donald R. Fisher, III
Project Manager
Roomstore Furniture Company
(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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I use indicator CA05 to control the folding and dropping on the display.  If
the user hits the enter key, the subfile is processed, files are updated,
and the subfile is reloaded.

At this time, I check to see what mode the file is in (folded/dropped) and
store a value to indicate this in another field.  Right before the EXFMT on
the control record I check that value and turn on/off *IN05 to expand or
collapse the subfile as previously viewed. 
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