pluedke,
There is a modem for IBM support and PTF downloads but I don't think (note: I don't know anymore) it is fax capible. Anyway, you use the device description to configure the modem itself. Also, look into the line description and the controller description.
HTH,
MdnghtPgmr
Found it. You are limited to 255 unless you are using CALLB. See the text from the manual below:
One PARM statement, or as many as 255 for a CALL or 399 for a CALLB or PLIST are allowed.
Skittle,
Check out Scott Klemmet's web site at:
http://www.scottklement.com/
He has a very nice write up on consuming web services from the 400 using RPG.
HTH,
MdnghtPgmr
Bob,
The data structure should be placed on the F spec for the display file with the keyword INFDS:
FWND070 CF E WORKSTN INFDS( DSPD )
F SFILE( WND070A : SFLRRN )
Replace my DSPD with your SCNDS and you should...
rstitzel,
I see that now, sorry. Have you tried pre-build blank subfile records then loading every 13th record upto the number of records to be loaded then coming back and beginning with subfile record 2 again load every 13th record? Sounds like a lot of work but it might work. Only if you...
rstitzel,
Check this out:
SFLCSRPRG (Subfile Cursor Progression) keyword for display files
Use this field-level keyword to define when the cursor leaves the field, it goes to the same field in the next subfile record instead of the next field in the same record. The SFLCSRPRG keyword is...
razlandwife,
First let me say, "WOW!" I haven't seen an interally declared file in a long time. The last I knew, you had to move the fields individually. Unless you use a data structure on the F spec and I'm not sure you can do that with an interally discribed file. Why are you doing this...
flapeyre,
Thanks! Man oh man I forgot all about that little twist. I hope Fooch sees your post before he tries too many times to use that indicator!
MdnghtPgmr
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