RE: Subfile question

["Thomas Reiner" <Treiner@xxxxxxxx>]

The issue has been resolved - thank you all for your input.

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From: rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:rpg400-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Bob P. Roche
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 12:03 PM
To: RPG programming on the AS400 / iSeries
Subject: Re: Subfile question

Just make sure that more then one person wants this change. Those extra 
lines allowed for data entry. When one person sees them as unneeded 
someone else actually uses them. If entry of new data is not supposed 
tohappen, then as stated below, just don't fill in lines when you hit the 
EOF.
 



Richard ECUYER <recuyer@xxxxxxx> 
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05/09/2007 10:54 AM
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Hi,

Just stop filling the subfile when you reach the end of file.

Thomas Reiner a écrit :
> I have a subfile Sflsiz = 50 & Slfpag = 10.  The subfile will also allow 
the
> user to change specific data within the records. 
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> What the user wants:
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> The database file has 5 records in it for this invoice. When the data is
> loaded to the subfile it only display the 5 records without any 
additional
> blank lines. (or enterable blank field lines below it). How can I only
> display the data rows and not the blanks lines?
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> Example: CURRENT.
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> 5/08/07  16:11:24          Return Credit Invoice FSAL603R
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> Credit invoice:   1-    686                             Return date:
> 5/07/07 
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> Customer: 0012345 JOHN SMITH
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>                                                            Qty      Qty
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> Ln  Cntrl#          D e s c r i p t i o n                Not Ret 
Returned
> 06 0009775 MISC       CL1             GROUT CLEANER         20.00
> EA 
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> Quantity     *-- Location --*
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> Returned     S/Whs  Asl Bn Lv                     Serial # Roll/Serial#
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>   5100 EA    _ ___  ___  _  _
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>   3000 EA    _ ___  ___  _  _
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>   7000 EA    _ ___  ___  _  _ 
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>   4000 EA    _ ___  ___  _  _
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>  15000 EA    _ ___  ___  _  _
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> ______       _ ___  ___  _  _
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> More... 
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> Enter=Continue  F12=Previous
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>  Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.