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I am surprised at how often I ask questions to which I already know the
answers and discover I am absolutely completely wrong.
I have a drill-down application which, for discussion purposes, i will
use this example: states, and cities in those states. Subfile 1 lists
the states, which of course will generally be a listing under 100, even
if we include territories and Canada's provinces. In other words, a
nice, manageable load-all subfile with 1 fields, under 30 characters.
The idea is that a user can select a state (SNGCHCFLD, *NOSLTIND). which
will hilite his/her selection, and then populate subfile 2 with cities
from the selected state.
Subfile 2 will then have up to several hundred selections, still a
snappy load-all subfile and a user may select as many cities as he /she
wishes (MLTCHCFKLD, *NOSLTIND) and then do whatever action may be
required against those selected cities.
There is a screen shot and the code at 2 subfiles
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http://www.martinvt.com/SQL_-simple-/SQL_2_subfiles/sql_2_subfiles.html>
I would like to have a FOOTER format for the bottom of the screen and
have 4 push buttons there: Enter, Exit, Refresh, and Next . The result
is that I now have 3 formats (window1 with the states subfile, window 2
with the cities subfile, and FOOTER with the pushbuttons that I want all
active and available to the user. Then the user may page either subfile,
select a state or a city, or click a pushbutton. In other words I would
like the application to be entirely mouseable within 5250 and not rely
on user-settings in their ACS client.
How do I do that? Can I do that?
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