Re: Subfile

[RPower@xxxxxxxxxx]

I don't know of anyway to lock the arrow keys, but what I would do is to 
force the readc of all the records in the subfile and revalidate them if 
that's what you are getting at.  If it's in error, then you could deal 
with it prior to performing your F12 save function.  As for setting the 
cursor to column 3 I wonder what would happen if you were to set the value 
of the &POS field in the subfile record with the same record #?  I'm 
thinking that might work?

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Hi,

Thanks v. much for your beneficial advise, while I was already using 
SFLCSRRRN and RTNCSRLOC, I was just missing, how to use Chain Statement
with subfile, and I got it. Its like that.

> A            SFLCSR1  CHAIN SUBFILE

Further, can I lock the user from using the Arrow Keys in Subfile, just in 

case the user uses the arrow keys and change the values and without 
pressing 
enter, press F12 to save, how can I do so ? I mean, the user cannot move 
to 
any other column without pressing enter.

Secondly, how can I position the cursor in subfile through code, say after 

validating the item no. the item name is displayed in 2nd column, and the 
cursor should be position on 3rd column to enter quantity.


Best Regards,

Luqman


"Larry Ducie" <larry_ducie@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in 
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> Hi Lugman,
>
> You need the SFLCSRRRN keyword in your DDS. This will return the 
relative 
> record number of the subfile row the cursor was over when a valid 
function 
> key (or Enter) was pressed.
>
> A                                      SFLCSRRRN(&SFLCSR1)
> A                                      RTNCSRLOC(&#1RCD &#1FLD &#1POS)
> A            #1FLD         10A  H
> A            #1RCD         10A  H
> A            #1POS          4S 0H
> A            SFLCSR1        5S 0H
>
> If you use SFLCSRRRN with RTNCSRLOC you can retrieve the value of a 
field 
> within a subfile record by placing the cursor over it and pressing 
Enter. 
> You can even specify what byte of a field on a subfile row the cursor 
was 
> over. This is very useful for prompting input fields, or for help 
systems.
>
> Remember, you need to chain to the subfile using the SFLCSRRRN value (if 

> it's > 0) to retrieve the field values.
>
> Cheers
>
> Larry Ducie
>
>
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