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    Default Window deletes prior display when record has DSPMOD keyword

    I think you need to set the compile option USRRSTDSP to *YES. Sounds like your buffer is cleared before the window comes up, and the above compile option will make sure it stays. Hope this does the trick for you. Matt

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    Guest.Visitor Guest

    Default Window deletes prior display when record has DSPMOD keyword

    It already is USRRSTDSP *YES. I even tried adding it to the record, did not do any good. Have done lots of windows, never encountered this problem.

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    Default Window deletes prior display when record has DSPMOD keyword

    I am having a problem displaying a window without deleting the current record. I never had this problem before, using the OVERLAY keyword. Both records are in the same display/program. From the DDS manual, I assume the cause for this is due to the current record use of DSPMOD. When I create a separate program to display the window, the current record does not get deleted and both records are displayed. I use the ASSUME keyword on the dummy record. I have tried removing the DSPMOD from the current record, record still gets deleted. This is on release V5R1. Thanks for you help.

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