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Use protect DSPATR(PR) with some indicator. If you are coming in
display mode then just on this indicator.

Rajeev

On 12/16/09, David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello all,

An existing external procedure does a load of calculations and then displays
a subfile for a client.

I now need to be able to display it differently, ie in a visualization mode
instead of modification mode so that function keys cannot be used and fields
can be protected.

Normally, we would just add a parameter for the display mode and modify all
callers, etc,etc.

What is an efficient way to modify this procédure? I am tempted to put a
global field <mode> and add a procedure to set this mode from my caller
before calling the subfile procedure. This way I will not touch the callers.

Any advice?

Thanks
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