Hi Timothy
because you are "letting the SFL handle the paging" I am assuming you are
doing a load all subfile
I am almost 100% positive that what you are requesting is NOT feasible as
your program will not know when the page-up or page-down button is pressed.
However, if you do a page at a time sub file YOU control what happens with
Page UP and Page Down being pressed
PLEASE NOTE - the phrase "almost 100% positive" has been known to make me
look stupid (big time) in the past. Just ask my wife
Alan Shore
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"Timothy Adair"
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Position SFL at first empty record
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I have an RPG program with an input-capable subfile. I want to position
the
cursor on the first empty record of each page as the user pages through the
subfile. I tried SFLRCDNBR(CURSOR) but that didn't work. SFLCSRRRN
returns
the relative record number of the record on which the cursor is located
within a subfile, but I want to position it, not to get the current
position.
I'm letting the SFL handle the paging.
Am I missing something obvious? Surely ("don't ever call me Shirley") I'm
not the first poor slob to have to do this.
Any thoughts?
TA
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