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You need to define a field in the SFLCTL record for SFLRCDNBR.
  This must be a 4S 0 type HIDDEN field with the keyword SFLRCDNBR specified.
  This field should be set to a valid record number on the subfile page you 
want to display.  It MUST be at least 1 and no larger than the number of 
records in the subfile.
  I usualy set it to 1 for the first page, then on each ROLL, I set it to the 
LAST record loaded into the subfile.
   
  

steema@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
  HI I have a subfile that I can code as a page at a time. Previous
subfiles I did do work, but they are the 'load-all' type, and there is
that pause for each BLD.

What is happening is that I load a page, and the READ is fine, there is no
re-reading there, but the DISPLAY in the first case, it is not displaying
the 12 records just read. Later on, it seems to be displaying some of the
previous page records. SFLPAG is set to 12 in the D spec. I call this
subroutine once initially, and then every time on a ROLL key. Perhaps
someone can help me on this. I must be doing something stupid.

The code for the BLD is very straight forward:

C eval rrn1 = lstrrn
C eval *in90 = *off
* Load the subfile with one page of data or until end-of-file
C do sflpag
C read reopclass
C if *in90
C leave
C endif
C eval rrn1 = rrn1 + 1
C eval option = *blank
C write sfl1
C enddo
* If no records are loaded to subfile, don't display it

The ROLL KEY:

C when (cfkey = rollup) and (not *in32)
C exsr sflbld



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