Re: Subfile page at a time question.

[Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I wonder if your savekey is the last record displayed, and you are 
reading back to the first record and starting forward.  If so, perhaps 
the code line could be something like:

> 0386.00 C                   do        sflpag_plus_1 * 2


Phil Kestenbaum wrote:
> HI,
>
>  
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> I have to 'convert' a load all subile, to a page at a time. I noticed
> that the amount of data the application could generate, could easily
> surpass the 9999 limite.
>
>  
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> I have some code that I will call when the Rollupdn key is pressed:
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> 0381.00 C     savkey        setll     oepwrkri
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> 0382.00  *
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> 0386.00 C                   do        sflpag_plus_1
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>
> 0387.00 C                   readp     oepwrk
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> 0388.00 C                   if        %eof
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> 0389.00 C     *loval        setll     oepwrk
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> 0390.00 C                   leave
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> 0391.00 C                   endif
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> 0392.00 C                   enddo              
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> After this, the Clear Sfl and Bld Sfl is run. The Savkey is created when
> RRN is = 1 and is done after the Write to the Subfile
>
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> What is happening that pages are loading fine. When scrolling back
> however it is only going back one page and then is halted there. I tried
> to debug but didn't see anything, I think I am missing an obvious
> fundamental. 
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> Any thoughts/ideas would be a great help.
>
>  
>
> Phil
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