RE: RRN of PF

[Colin Williams <Williamsc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Put a hidden field in the subfile to store the RRN of the PF

                -----Original Message-----
                From:   Rajeev Asthana
[mailto:Rajeev_Asthana@paramount.com]
                Sent:   Wednesday, March 24, 1999 7:30 PM
                To:     RPG400-L@midrange.com
                Subject:        RRN of PF

                Hi everybody,

                I guess this topic was discussed a few months ago..but I
forgot.

                I am using a PF to populate a Subfile.
                Then I'm using function keys on subfile to get the value
from PF. PF is not
                having RRN from 1 to end,cause I delete some of the
records.
                I want that if I point N th record in subfile , I should
get N th record in PF.
                How can I achieve this without much pain?

                Thanks a lot.

                Rajeev.


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