Subfile keywords



Explain all Subfile keywords.

SFLENTER - This record level keyword used to assign as a roll-up key. You can define another key for enter purpose.

SFLINZ - This record level keyword is used to initialize the Subfile.

SFLLIN - This record level keyword is used to define how many spaces are to be inserted between Subfile records.

SFLMSG - This record level keyword, which identifies the subfile, is a Message Subfile.

            SFLMSGID - This record level keyword is used as like as SFLMSG. Here you just put the  
            message ID instead of hard coding the message text.

SFLMSGKEY - This record level keyword is used to specify the field used as message key.

SFLMSGRCD - This record level keyword is used to specify what line #, where the message has to be displayed.

SFLPGMQ - This keyword specifies the program message queue that confirms the Subfile records for a message Subfile.

SFLNXTCHG - This record level keyword is used to mark the Subfile records as being changed.

SFLPAG - This record level keyword is used to determine how many Subfile records to show per display screen.

SFLROLVAL - This record level keyword identifies the no. records to roll, whenever a roll-up/roll-down key is pressed.

SFLSIZ - This record level keyword is used to set the initial size of Subfile

SFLDROP - This record level keyword. The program first displays the Subfile in truncated mode [display in one line form]. When the user presses the associated key, it will display folded form.

SFLFOLD - This record level keyword. The program first displays the Subfile in folded mode [display in multiple line form]. When the user presses the associated key, it will display truncated form.

SFLMODE - This record level keyword is used to tell whether the Subfile is in drop mode or fold mode. If the mode = 1 means Drop mode and the mode is 0 means Fold mode.

SFLEND - Controls the display of  “plus sign”.
SFLRCDNBR - Controls what Subfile page is displayed and where cursor goes.

SFLRNA – Record not active used to make the file inactive.

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