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You are obviously loading the data into the subfile from the input file(s)
all at once. You will have to change this so that you are only loading a
page at a time. This means that the program will have to control the
page-up, and page-down scenarios, rather than letting the system handle it.
Maybe a position-to field(s) being given to the user.
Alan Shore
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OK, drawing a BIG blank on this one, I have a subfile where
SFLSIZ=PAGSIZ+1, with the typical 4.0 RRN (SFLRCDNBR) defined as a hidden
field. I am having a problem once the user scrolls past the 9999th record
in the file being displayed with receiver too small (using eval
statement)....
I am CLUELESS as to how I have (or even if I have) dealt with this in the
past.....
I tried (even though I was PRETTY sure it would not work) making the RRN
field bigger (6.0) but gives me error on compile saying too large for field
type (guessing its the SFLRCDNBR keyword)
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