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On 05/10/2007, at 2:28 AM, derek gonsalves wrote:
I was wondering if the following is possible i.e. have the Header
fields also in the Footer Record format
Can this be managed by OVERLAY? i.e. is it possible to display the
subfile in this manner
Yes, it is possible. What you are describing is OVERLAP not OVERLAY.
OVERLAY only works when each record format occupies discrete rows of
the panel. To accomplish OVERLAP you need to specify CLRL(*NO).
You cannot specify CLRL on a SFL or SFLCTL record so you'll need to
specify it on your so-called "footer" record. You'll also need to
change the order in which you write the records to the display device.
However, I think this is an ugly solution to your problem. Exactly
what difficulty are you having when you attempt to "toggle beween
reading the subfile control and the footer to perform validations"?
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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