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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > So do you mean that if you seton 67, that allowCf06 is not changed? > Look at it this way: A display file is a file -- you read & write to it using file operations. When RPG reads from the file, it has to copy the data from the file into a variable in the program. That variable can be called *IN67, or it can be called allowCf06. The INDDS is how you control which field in the program the data gets loaded into. (Or, during a write operation, which field the data in your program gets copied from...) So, it's called "allowcf06" in the program, and "67" in the DDS... IMHO, it should be caled "AllowShazaamKey" or something instead of referencing the DDS keyword in the variable name :)
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