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I don't generally use K indicators, but the client I am at right now does. I try to maintain coding style, and they are using the K indicators to provide an additional 24 indicators to communicate with display files. In addition, some of the indicators in the 01 - 24 range are used for other things. It took me quite a while to figgure out why the K indicators stopped working in a program that has been around for a long time. I even went so far as to retrofit it to use numeric indicators for command keys since I couldn't see what was breaking the K indicfators. The manuals were no help either. There is no mention of anything that would cause the K indicators to stop functioning. After messing with a very stripped down example in which these indicators operated properly, I added keywords to the display file until there was nothing left to try, then added QUALIFIED to the workstation file in the RPG program. Bingo. Even after re-reading the descriptioin of Qualified in the manual, I see nothing other than the buffer is not used for Qualified files so you have to read and write using data structures. However, if that is meant to cover indicators as well, why doesn't it apply to the numeric and K indicators equally? Does anyone else see this as a bug?

Qualified on a Workstation file declaration disables the K indicators.

Mark Murphy
STAR BASE Consulting, Inc.
mmurphy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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