Did you compile with RSTDSP(*YES) specified? Dave
Did you compile with RSTDSP(*YES) specified? Dave
Yes, I did. Still the screens (DSP1, DSP2) dissapear. ???
I have program PGM1 that presents a subfile using display DSP1. When F6 is pressed it calls program PGM2 presenting display DSP2 which is a Window containing a subfile. Then I select two subfiles records from DSP2. For every selected subfile record, program PGM3 is called, where PGM3 presents a new Window (DSP3) containing a data entry subfile. My problem is the following: The first selected subfile record (from DSP2) is processed and program PGM3 is called presenting and processing data entry window (DSP3) without problems. But when the program try to process the second selected subfile record, the previous displays (DSP1 and DSP2) dissapears from the screen leaving visible only the data entry window (DSP3). Still, program logic for DSP3 is performed but somehow I can not retain the two previous displays during the second cycle. Any ideas?
Have you got the keyword KEEP in your display files? That should keep them on the display, but you may also need the ASSUME keyword also. Hope this helps. Matt