We do something similar, except we only use it for the "delete" option.
But the method is basically the same -- read through the original subfile,
filling a second subfile with the records you want to display; then when
you're done, display the second subfile and do what you want to do.

midrange-l@midrange.com writes:
>At 17:49 09/10/2001, Dan Bale wrote:
>>Anybody know how to emulate IBM's technique in PDM where making multiple
>>entries of the same user-defined list options brings up another screen
>>with all the selected entries?  I.e., WRKMBRPDM LIBRARY/QRPGSRC; take
>>option 7 (Rename) on, say, four members, press Enter and you get a
>>"Rename Members" screen with all four members listed and an opportunity
>>to rename them all from the same screen.
>
>Maybe I don't understand what you're asking, but I've done that lots of
>time with RPG, by executing a READC loop with a select or case structure
>that branches to a load routine for a new subfile, one for delete, one for
>rename, etc. Each load subroutine sets a switch telling the program that
>it
>needs to be displayed, and once the READC loop finishes, the subfile
>display subroutines whose switches are set are executed, one by one.
>Pete Hall
>pbhall@execpc.com
>http://www.execpc.com/~pbhall/
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