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Sandy Zimmer
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| If you are using strictly transaction processing, once you send your first screen and come back into your program, anything you saved in your work areas is gone. The way that I always did it was hidden fields on the screen to let me know exactly where I was when I sent out that last message to the que. I would put those fields at the beginning of your message so that the message length will be shorter - and thus more efficient. |
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alamelu1984
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hi sandy,
i am not sure i got u there...
could u plzz elaborate on it and explain.. |
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Sandy Zimmer
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I am assuming that you mean coming back into your program? If so, when you do your get for your message, you will put code right after that for your multiple screen processing. You would not be doing anything differently than check your hidden areas on that screen for screen number and the key values in the data base where you were when you sent out your last screen. It is not as difficult as you may imagine.
It is 6:45am Monday morning here - I need some tea. Think this over. As I said before, get the first part working. |
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alamelu1984
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hi sandy,
thanx so much for ur inputs.. 
like u said,i`l get the first part up and running..
and then will think about the rest...  |
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Sandy Zimmer
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| Nothing is too difficult if you do it in steps. |
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