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Do you want to continue with the code even though the window is displayed?
If so you need to specify a "Y" for the
Put data before buffer is full  . .   FRCDTA
In the DDS.
If you don't want to continue with the window displayed, you need to use
the SNDRCVF
Michael Schutte
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   I have a CL program where I want to display a window as soon as
processing
   begins using the SNDF command.  Here's an example of the code I'm using:
   DCLF MYWNDW
   IF  (&MTRL  *NE  ' ')  THEN(DO)
   SNDF  RCDFMT(SCR01)
   /* CLEAR THE FILE CS361FIL AND LOAD IT */
           CALL  PGM(MYLIB/CS361CL)
           SQL2XLSR  SQLSTMT('select * from MYLIB/CS361FIL')  +
           TOXLS('/Accounting/MFG_OVERHEAD_MATERIAL.xls')  +
           FROMXLS('/Templates/CS361Template.xls')  +
           COLHDRS(*SQLLABEL)
   ENDDO
   The window does display, but not until the SQL2XLSR command runs.  Why
is
   this?
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