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When using push button fields on a screen with no other input-capable
fields, how can I condition the push button field so that it doesn't
inadvertently highlight (because it's the only input-capable field on
the screen) on the first output operation to the DSPF?

Also, is there a way to either hide or protect a push button field?

I'm working on an iSeries running V6.R1 of the OS.





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