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Hi Jeff The DSPMOD(*DS3) keyword that you have on your subfile control is forcing the subfile to be in 24x80 mode. The error message you are getting is a warning message referring to the OVERLAY keyword which is ignored if the display mode changes. Usually when I'm coding for *DS3 and *DS4 display sizes it is because I want to make use of the larger 27x132 character screens and I code alternative screen positions according to the mode. For example: A DSPSIZ(27 132 *DS4 - A 24 80 *DS3) A MSGLOC(27) A *DS3 MSGLOC(24) A CA03(03 'Exit') A******************************************************************* A R PROMPT OVERLAY A VLDCMDKEY(25 'Valid command key for- A Prompt') A* A @TITLE 78A O 1 28TEXT('List Active FG/SFG Items') A *DS3 1 2 Here *DS4 is the default mode and the screen title is displayed on line 1 position 28 with the message subfile being positioned on line 27. If the display doesn't handle 27x132 characters then the title will start at position 2 on line 1 and the message subfile on line 24. Hope it helps Jonathan -----Original Message----- From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Jeff Williams Sent: 27 March 2007 03:41 To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries Subject: Different Display Screen Sizes same DSPF Hi everyone. I have a subfile display program with many screens and multiple subfiles. Some of the screens are over 80 and some are lower than 80. I want to set it up so that the screens will resize more accurately. I have never done this before but I am pretty sure I can do it using this: A DSPSIZ(27 132 *DS4 A 24 80 *DS3) When I try just to compile with the above code without adding it to the subfile control I get this error message: CPD7812 30 2 Message . . . . : Subfile control record overlaps subfile record. CPD7817 30 4 Message . . . . : Value on SFLPAG keyword too large for display size. When I add one of the display sizes to a subfile control I get this warning message as well as the ones above: CPD8018 10 1 Message . . . . : Keyword may not function as expected with DSPMOD. Here is what one of my subfile controls look like: A R S01CTL SFLCTL(S01SFL) 070221 A*%%TS SD 20070221 003008 ECK REL-V5R3M0 5722-WDS 070221 A SFLSIZ(0020) 070221 A SFLPAG(0019) 070221 A CF03(03 'EXIT') 070221 A ROLLUP 070221 A OVERLAY 070221 A DSPMOD(*DS3) 070327 A 50 SFLDSP 070221 A 51 SFLDSPCTL 070221 A 52 SFLCLR 070221 A 53 SFLEND(*MORE) 070221 Any help would be appreciated. Thank you very much Jeff Williams
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