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    Default S36 Environment

    CL program: Display a screen to enter a number Call a program that will display another screen to enter dates Here's the problem. In AS/400 mode, the first screen is NOT blanked out. So when the second screen is displayed, you see both. In S36 Environment, you don't see both screens when the second screen is displayed. The called program is a system/36 program and can't be changed. How can I get the first screen to clear when the second screen is displayed when not running in the S36 nvironment?

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    Default S36 Environment

    You do not have to change your S/36 program, but you may have to change your S/36 screen. All S/36 screens generate native DDS from the $SFGR source. The $SFGR source is in a source file called QS36SRC, and the DDS source is in QS36DDSSRC. Check the DDS source for the OVERLAY keyword, and remove it. Recompile the code. You need not worry about a format check with the program, as all S36 programs use internal definitions. Dave

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