More on UIM from 10 years ago - here are some articles by Bryan Meyers about it:

http://www.bmeyers.net/pdfs/article199412.pdf
http://www.bmeyers.net/pdfs/article199411.pdf
http://www.bmeyers.net/pdfs/article199410.pdf
http://www.bmeyers.net/pdfs/article199409a.pdf
http://www.bmeyers.net/pdfs/article199407.pdf

And in general for his published stuff
http://www.bmeyers.net/published.php

UIM is very good for help text and for menus - I prefer it to the DSPF-type 
menus actually - the look is closer to real iSeries. But I agree that DDS DSPFs 
are easier for most apps, like list panels.

HTH
Vern


-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: sunny singh <franky_four_fingures@xxxxxxxxx> 

> hi ,,thanks for the reply.. 
> sir . i have already made a cionfirmation screen.by reading records in a 
> first 
> subfile that have been changed by the user(by placing option 4in the option) 
> using readc opcode and loading theese changed records in another 
> subfile(subfile record format).say screen 2 without option.now i was having 
> problem in reading the confirmation screen' s subfile record format i e 
> reading 
> screeen2without option from top to bottom and deleting records read from 
> screen2 
> one by one. 
> is there any prob with my thinking . should i have to do some thing else. 
> as i cannot perform readp or read (gets error when try to use theese commands 
> )operation on screen2 having no option field .i think i should readc again on 
> the first screnn record format.and if 4 is found then deleting..i will try 
> this .. 
> well if you have any ideas please share with me hamberg. 
> thanks a lot 
> and thanks for giving me information on uim panel groups i will try to get as 
> much info as i can on uim panel groups.as i havent studied them before.may be 
> theese could solve many of my problems.i dont have any book on uim panel 
> group..but i appretiates your suggesstion and will learn theese uim panel 
> groups.... 
> have a nice day 
> 
> vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote: 
> If you have not already done so, get the "Application Display Programming" 
> manual at InfoCenter - lots of stuff on subfiles, etc. 
> 
> Having said that, along with the other suggestions you got, maybe you could 
> write a confirmation screen - even use the same one as the main display 
> without 
> option field - take the various confirmation screens in PDM as an example. 
> 
> You would, as stated by others, do CHAINs in a loop, either a FOR with the 
> number of records in the subfile, or with the appropriate error for running 
> off 
> the end of a subfile - the first option is safer. You CHAIN on the subfile 
> RRN. 
> 
> Here's a barely serious suggestion -- If you really want to work hard and 
> have 
> some fun, go with UIM panel groups - the confirm screen is almost automatic 
> with 
> these. Not the easiest way to go, but IBM does most of their stuff with them. 
> Look in the above-mentioned manual. Lots of us use this for help text but not 
> many of us outside IBM use them for displays or printing. 
> 
> HTH 
> Vern 
> -------------- Original message -------------- 
> From: sunny singh 
> 
> > hi all.. 
> > i have a prob regarding subfiles.. 
> > i have a load all subfile displaying for example four selected records by 
> > the 
> > user. 
> > now i want all the records to be deleted when the user presses certain key 
> > say 
> > f11. 
> > i am having a prob when i tried to do this by reading the subfile record 
> > format from the top and then chaining to the physical file in a loop..can 
> > any 
> > one plz explain the proceedure for just idea of how this could be done 
> > example... 
> > date xyz bank 
> > time 
> > 
> > number name dept 
> > salary 
> > 101 john comp 
> > 12344 
> > 102 franky mba 
> > 38474 
> > 103 rocky comp 
> > 123454 
> > 104 nick 
> > b.tech 345676 
> > 
> > how can we delete above all four records that has been displayed on the 
> > above 
> > screen.niumber beeing key field. 
> > why cant i perform readp or reads operation on this subfile. 
> > thanks in advance... 
> > please do reply. 
> > have a nice day........ 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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