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Francis, Fair enough. I find it simple to have the INDARA keyword in my DSPF's, * don't* specify INDDS for the display file in my RPG program and use the following in my RPG programs: D Indicators@ S * Inz(%addr(*IN)) D Indicators DS Based(Indicators@) D Inds 99A D SflClr N Overlay(Inds:20) ... which works exactly the same as your method (named indicators etc.), but allows the display file to be recompiled without the program also needing to be recompiled if I simply add another CA/CF command key to the DSPF... I've never used the INDDS keyword with this method - there's no need. Horses for courses, as they say in my homeland. Rory On 12/6/06, Lapeyre, Francis <FLAPEYRE@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
It's just my preference. It is a lot easier for me to convert an old program that has *INxx to using named indicators this way. I never got the hang of using INDARA, and I never really saw the advantage to it. To me, a separate area for the display indicators is not an advantage. I'd rather have the variables global. Francis Lapeyre IS Dept. Programmer/Analyst Stewart Enterprises, Inc. E-mail: flapeyre@xxxxxxxx
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