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Ok I checked, is this it?
     D AUTENT          C                   CONST(X'3F')

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You tease!  Instead of pasting the value of the aid byte that is different 

for check(er) than enter (if there is one) you're trying to get me to look 

at your code.  :-)

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If you go look at the free downloads at www.rpgiv.com/downloads you'll see
the /COPY member for the Fn Keys' Attention Identification Byte. All are
included in this member.
-Bob


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Does check(er) return a different status code than enter?


 
***************************************************************************
 * File Information Data Structure *
 * To use, use the following keyword on your 'F' spec (usually for dspf): 
*
 *           InfDS(FileInfDS) *
 * For subsequent infds, use the following (Fil1 or Prt1) as: *
 * D Fil1            DS                  LikeDS(FileInfDS) *
 
***************************************************************************
D FileInfDS       DS 
 * File Feedback Information 
D  FilName               83     92 
D  OpenInd                9      9N 
D  EOFInd                10     10N 
D  FilSts                11     15S 0 
D  OpCode                16     21 
D  RPGRtn                22     29 
D  SrcLin                30     37 
D  SpclSts               38     42S 0 
D  RcdFmt               261    270 
D  FilMsgID              46     52 
D  ScnSize               67     70S 0 
D  KybdTyp               71     72S 0 
D  DspTyp                73     74S 0 
D  FilMode               75     76S 0 
 * Database Specific Feedback Information
D  FRRN                 397    400I 0 
 * Printer Specific Feedback Information 
D  OflLin               188    189I 0 
D  CurLin               367    368I 0 
 * Display Specific Feedback Information 
D  CFKey                369    369 
D  Csr_Row              370    370 
D  Csr_Col              371    371 
D  SRRN                 376    377I 0 
D  MinSRRN              378    379I 0 
D  MaxSRRN              380    381I 0 
 
 * Used to check for command function keys 
 * Sample use:  C                   If        CFKey = F03
D F01             C                   CONST(X'31') 
D F02             C                   CONST(X'32') 
D F03             C                   CONST(X'33') 
D F04             C                   CONST(X'34') 
D F05             C                   CONST(X'35') 
D F06             C                   CONST(X'36') 
D F07             C                   CONST(X'37') 
D F08             C                   CONST(X'38') 
D F09             C                   CONST(X'39') 
D F10             C                   CONST(X'3A') 
D F11             C                   CONST(X'3B')
D F12             C                   CONST(X'3C')
D F13             C                   CONST(X'B1')
D F14             C                   CONST(X'B2')
D F15             C                   CONST(X'B3')
D F16             C                   CONST(X'B4')
D F17             C                   CONST(X'B5')
D F18             C                   CONST(X'B6')
D F19             C                   CONST(X'B7')
D F20             C                   CONST(X'B8')
D F21             C                   CONST(X'B9')
D F22             C                   CONST(X'BA')
D F23             C                   CONST(X'BB')
D F24             C                   CONST(X'BC')
D FCLEAR          C                   CONST(X'BD')
D FENTER          C                   CONST(X'F1')
D FHELP           C                   CONST(X'F3')
D FROLLD          C                   CONST(X'F4')
D FPAGEU          C                   CONST(X'F4')
D FROLLU          C                   CONST(X'F5')
D FPAGED          C                   CONST(X'F5')
D FPRINT          C                   CONST(X'F6')

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This is one of those easy say than done thing.  CHECK(ER) is essentially 
equal to user key something on the field and press enter.  Because of the 
enter key got activated, you program gets control back, which you could 
then populate the description field.  Easy right.  Well, it depends on the 


application.  You will need to do some tweaking to differential between 
regular enter and CHECK(ER) enter if your application is doing some 
editing or go to the next process when user press enter. 

Some of the tricks to do that are:
1) Using CHANGE keyword.
2) Save the before image of the field and compare to see if the value has 
been changed.
3) User cursor position.




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You'll want to look at the CHECK(ER) keyword for your DDS.

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