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/TITLE Demo Expanding Subfile Search using SQL for IO
//=============================================================
// This is an customer master prompt/search program.
// It can be called to return a selected customer number or
// just to provide general inquiry functionality from a menu
// Detailed Item information is displayed in a window by
// calling another program, MTNCUSTR.
// Parameters:
// -----------
// 1 Char 1 Type of parameter
// S - Return Selected Customer Id: 1=Select
// M - Allow maintenance: 2=Edit, F6=Add
// I - Inquiry, read only: 5=Display
// 2 Char 4 Selected customer id if parm 1 is S.
//=============================================================
// Program uses a full screen expanding subfile to select
// a Customer Master record.
// The screen layout is similar to PDM.
// Instead of using native IO it uses SQL to retrieve records.
// It is essentially without indicators. (Indicators are still
// needed to control the display file, but they all have names.)
// It is possible to use F4 to prompt for the State abbreviation
// when the cursor is in the ST field.
// F09 is a toggle to display or not display inactive Customers.
//=============================================================
// Naming Conventions
// ==================
// - Lower case is the default for opcodes.
// - TitleCase is used for program variables, subroutines and procedure
// names, e.g. MaxOrderQty, BldFkeyText, etc.
// - Temporary variables are prefixed with "wk", e.g., wkDate. Such
// variables contain valid data for only a short time and are never
// carried across subroutines.
// - UPPERCASE is used for external names, i.e., files, fields, formats
// and anything else not directly coded in the program.
// - In the display file, this field naming convention is used:
// Screen Header: Fields begin with SH_
// Subfile: Fields begin with SF_
// Subfile Control: Fields begin with SC_
// Screen footer: Fields begin with SFT_
//=============================================================
// Compilation
// This source is set up to compile from the IFS, with /COPY &
// /INCLUDE files using relative paths. For example, a path
// such as "/INCLUDE ../Copy_Mbrs/SRV_MSG_P.RPGLE".
//
// Use CRTSQLRPGI command with RPGPPOPT(*LVL2) specified. This means
// the copy files are included using the relative path before the
// SQL preprocessor rewrites the code to a temporary location.
// I edit using VS Code with the 'Code for IBM i" extension.
//============================================================
// 12/2023 Converted to totally **FREE
// Changed to use SQLPROBLEM service pgm
// 01/2025 Require at least one parameter.
// Remove commented SQLPROBLEM code.
// Fix some issues with "Return selected customer"
//============================================================
ctl-opt dftactgrp(*no) actgrp(*caller) option(*nodebugio: *srcstmt)
bnddir('UTIL_BND':'SQL_BND');
// === Program parameters ====================================
dcl-pi *n;
pParmType char(1);
pCustID like(CUSTID);
end-pi;
//=== External Programs Prototypes ============================
//--- Display/maintain customer ---
dcl-pr CustDsp extpgm('MTNCUSTR');
*n options(*nopass) like(custid); // CustID
*n char(1) options(*nopass); // Maintain
end-pr;
//--- Prompt for State
dcl-pr PmtState extpgm('PMTSTATER');
*n like(state); // TheState
end-pr;
//=== Service Program Prototypes ==============================
/INCLUDE ../Copy_Mbrs/SRV_MSG_P.RPGLE
/INCLUDE ../Copy_Mbrs/SRV_STR_P.RPGLE
/INCLUDE ../Copy_Mbrs/SRV_SQL_P.RPGLE
//=== Named hexadecimal constants for function keys ===========
/INCLUDE ../Copy_Mbrs/AIDBYTES.RPGLE
//=== Display File ===========================================
dcl-f PMTCUSTD workstn infds(dfInfDS) indds(dfIndDS) sfile(SFL:SflRRN)
usropn;
// File is closed when returning with LR off. This avoids an
// annoying resdisplay of the last subfile on re-entry.
//=== Display File Information Data Structure =================
// Allows us to determine which function key was pressed
dcl-ds dfInfDS;
Key char(1) pos(369);
end-ds;
//=== Display File Indicator Data Structure ===================
// This is a "private" indicator area for the display file.
dcl-ds dfIndDS len(99);
//--- 01-20 are not automatically cleared after EXFMT -----
scIncActInc ind pos(3);
//--- 21-99 automatically cleared after EXFMT -------------
dfIndClr char(79) pos(21);
SC_NAME_PC ind pos(79);
// Subfile indicators (prefix "sf") ---
sfSflNxtChg ind pos(80);
sfOPT_RI ind pos(81);
sfOPT_PC ind pos(82);
sfInAct ind pos(83);
// Subfile Control indicators (prefix "sc") -------------
scSflEnd ind pos(97);
scSflDsp ind pos(98);
scSflClr ind pos(99);
end-ds;
//=== Fields to control the subfile screen ====================
dcl-s SflRRN packed(5);
dcl-s RcdsInSfl packed(5);
dcl-c SFLPAGESIZE 12;
// SC_CSR_RCD is defined in the display file and is set with a
// RRN which determines which subfile page is displayed and on
// which record the cursor is positioned.
//=== Search Criteria Screen Fields ===========================
dcl-ds SearchCriteria inz;
SC_NAME;
SC_CITY;
SC_STATE;
end-ds;
//=== Last Search Criteria Fields =============================
dcl-ds LastSearchCriteria inz;
LastSC_NAME like(sc_name);
LastSC_CITY like(sc_city);
LastSC_STATE like(sc_state);
end-ds;
//=== SQL State Constants =====================================
dcl-c SQLSUCCESS '00000';
dcl-c SQLNODATA '02000';
dcl-c SQLNOMOREDATA '02000';
dcl-c SQLDUPRECD '23505';
dcl-c SQLROWLOCKED '57033';
//== CUSTMAST - define fields for SQL =========================
dcl-ds CustMast extname('CUSTMAST') template end-ds;
// NOTE: !!! Only the fields read by SQL are populated !!!
// Records from SQL CURSOR read into CustCursor
dcl-ds CustCursor likeds(CustMast);
// Records from SQL SELECT read into CustSelect
dcl-ds CustSelect likeds(CustMast);
//=== Global Switches =========================================
dcl-s Quit_Pgm ind inz(*off);
dcl-s EofData ind;
dcl-s CursorOpen ind;
dcl-s NewSearchCriteria ind;
dcl-s SflMsgSnt ind;
dcl-s Opt1_OK ind;
dcl-s OptError ind;
dcl-s Maint_OK ind;
dcl-c COWSCOMEHOME const('0');
dcl-c MAXSFLRECDS const(9999);
//=== Parm fields for MTNCUSTR ================================
dcl-s wkCustid like(custid);
dcl-s CustDspParm char(1);
dcl-c CUSTDSPEDIT const('E');
dcl-c CUSTDSPADD const('A');
dcl-c CUSTDSPDSPLY const('D');
//=== Program Status Data Structure ===========================
dcl-ds ProgStatus PSDS;
PgmName *PROC;
end-ds;
//=== Set SQL Options =========================================
// Note: Compile time settings
exec sql set option datfmt=*iso,
closqlcsr=*endmod;
//=== SQL Cursor for SFL data selection =======================
// Would prefer to defind these as like(SC_NAME)
// But SQL precompiler throws an error SQL0312, reason code 1
dcl-s wkName varchar(13) ;
dcl-s wkCity varchar(13) ;
dcl-s wkStateLow varchar(2);
dcl-s wkStateHigh varchar(2);
dcl-s wkActiveLow char(1);
dcl-s wkActiveHigh char(1);
exec sql declare ItemCur cursor for
select NAME
,CITY
,STATE
,ZIP
,ACTIVE
,CUSTID
from CUSTMAST
where NAME LIKE :wkName
and CITY LIKE :wkCity
and STATE between :wkStateLow and :wkStateHigh
and ACTIVE between :wkActiveLow and :wkActiveHigh
order by NAME, CITY, STATE
optimize for 13 rows
for fetch only
;
//=============================================================
// === Program Starts Here ====================================
//=============================================================
// Check at least one parameter. Calling from the command line
// without a parm caused confusion for newer developers.
// In a production environment, this would be called from a
// tested menu or some program that enforced security.
if %parms() = 0;
snd-msg *DIAG (%trim(PgmName) + ': There must be at least one parameter');
snd-msg *ESCAPE 'See previous diagnostic (*DIAG) message ';
endif;
// === Set up for the first screen IO =========================
Init(pParmType : pCustID);
BldFkeyText();
SflClear();
// Force evalualtion if enter pressed with no data
NewSearchCriteria = *on;
// If we are to return a customer number, Clear the return field
// in case nothing is selected
if Opt1_OK = *on;
clear pCustID;
endif;
// If just doing inquiry, load first subfile page
if %parms() > 0;
if pParmType = 'I' ;
SflFirstPage();
endif;
endif;
//=============================================================
// === Main Program Loop ======================================
//=============================================================
dou COWSCOMEHOME;
// Set "*More" display
scSflEnd = EofData;
// Write/Read the sreen
ScreenIO();
//-- Enter Key ---------------------------------------------
If Key = Enter;
// Either new Search Criteria entered or option(s) entered.
// New Search Criteria takes precedence over option(s).
if SearchCriteria <> LastSearchCriteria
or NewSearchCriteria = *on;
SflClear();
SflFirstPage();
else;
ProcessOption();
endif;
if Quit_Pgm = *on;
leave;
endif;
iter;
endif;
//--- Page Down --------------------------------------------
if Key = PageDown;
if RcdsInSfl > 0;
SflFillPage();
if SflRRN = MAXSFLRECDS;
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0006');
iter;
endif;
else;
// Key not active msg
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0003');
endif;
iter;
endif;
//--- Any other entry must be a function key ---------------
ProcessFunctionKey();
if (Quit_Pgm = *on);
leave;
endif;
enddo;
return;
//=============================================================
//=== End of Main Program Loop ================================
//=============================================================
//=== ScreenIO ================================================
// Writes and Reads the screen
Dcl-Proc ScreenIO;
write SH_HDR;
write SFT_FKEY;
// Show any messages in the error subfile.
if SflMsgSnt = *on;
write MSGCTL;
endif;
// If we have records in the subfile, display them.
if RcdsInSfl > 0;
scSflDsp = *ON;
else;
scSflDsp = *OFF;
ENDIF;
// Write/read the subfile. SC_CSR_RCD contains a RRN and
// determines which page will be on the screen and where the
// cursor will be.
exfmt SFLCTL;
// Clear most display file indicators
clear dfIndClr;
// Clear any messages in the error subfile.
if SflMsgSnt = *on;
SflMsgSnt = ClrMsgPgmQ(PgmName);
write MSGCTL;
endif;
End-Proc ScreenIO;
//=== ProcessFunctionKey ======================================
// Process whatever keyboard entry was made.
// Will not return from subroutine if F3 or F12 was pressed.
// May not return from subroutine when an option is entered.
Dcl-Proc ProcessFunctionKey;
select;
//--- F3: Exit, close down program -----------------------
when Key = F03;
CloseDownPgm();
*inlr = *on;
Quit_Pgm = *on;
//--- F12: Return to caller, leave program active ---------
when Key = F12;
CloseDownPgm();
Quit_Pgm = *on;
//--- F4: Prompt to fill the field -----------------------
when Key = F04;
// The result of a successful F4 is as if the field
// had been keyed from the screen.
select;
// --- Prompt for State Code
when SC_PMT_FLD = 'SC_STATE';
PmtState(SC_STATE);
if SC_STATE <> LastSC_STATE;
SflClear();
NewSearchCriteria = *on;
endif;
// --- Field not promptable
other;
// Use F4 only in field followed by + sign
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0005');
endsl;
//--- F5: Refresh all search fields ----------------------
when Key = F05;
clear LastSearchCriteria;
clear SearchCriteria;
SflClear();
NewSearchCriteria = *on;
scIncActInc = *off;
//--- F6: Add a record. ----------------------------------
when Key = F06;
if Maint_OK = *on;
CustDspParm = CUSTDSPADD;
CustDsp(wkCustid : CustDspParm);
else;
// Function key not active
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0003');
endif;
//--- F9: Toggle Include InActive ------------------------
when Key = F09;
CloseCursor();
scIncActInc = not scIncActInc;
BldFkeyText();
SflClear();
NewSearchCriteria = *on;
SflFirstPage();
//--- Other keys: Function key not active message ---------
other;
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0003');
endsl;
End-Proc ProcessFunctionKey;
//=== ProcessOption ===========================================
// Did user enter one or more options? Loop through the
// subfile and process them all.
// May not return from this subroutine for some options.
Dcl-Proc ProcessOption;
if RcdsInSfl > 0;
OptError = *off;
// Don't know yet which sfl page to display next time.
SC_CSR_RCD = 0;
// Loop through changed records in the subfile.
readc SFL;
dow not %eof;
select;
//--- 1 = Select -------------------------------------
when SF_OPT = '1'
and Opt1_OK = *on;
// Return customer number to caller
pCustID = SF_CUST_H;
CloseDownPgm();
Quit_Pgm = *on;
return;
//--- 2 = Edit with external program -----------------
when SF_OPT = '2' and Maint_OK = *on;
wkCustid = SF_CUST_H;
CustDspParm = CUSTDSPEDIT;
CustDsp(wkCustid : CustDspParm);
// Reset Opt and leave cursor at last valid option
SF_OPT = ' ';
SetCursorPosition();
// Re-read the changed record & update subfile
ReadByKey(wkCustid : CustSelect);
BuildSflRecd(CustSelect);
UpdSflRecd();
//--- 5 = Display Detail with external program -------
when SF_OPT = '5';
wkCustid = SF_CUST_H;
CustDspParm = CUSTDSPDSPLY;
CustDsp(wkCustid : CustDspParm);
// Reset Opt and leave cursor at last valid option
SF_OPT = ' ';
SetCursorPosition();
UpdSflRecd();
//--- Opt is blank -----------------------------------
when SF_OPT = ' ';
// If changed, assume clearing an error from last time
sfOPT_PC = *off;
sfOPT_RI = *off;
UpdSflRecd();
//--- Other ------------------------------------------
other;
// Send message about invalid selection.
// Position cursor and page at first error.
// Always force to be read again next time & reverse image.
// Not a valid option at this time
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0004':SF_OPT);
// Leave cursor at first invalid option
SetCursorPosition();
OptError = *on;
// SFLNXTCHG forces this record to be read again
// (even if user doesn't correct it) so we can
// check it again for validity.
sfSflNxtChg = *on;
sfOPT_RI = *on;
UpdSflRecd();
// set off indicators applying to just this recd.
sfSflNxtChg = *off;
sfOPT_RI = *off;
endsl;
readc SFL;
enddo;
CustDsp(); // Closes Window DSPF & restores our subfile
endif;
// If no positioning done, display last page, cursor on 1st recd.
// (Enter with no option takes you to the last page of subfile.)
if SC_CSR_RCD = 0;
SC_CSR_RCD =
( %int( (RcdsInSfl-1) / SFLPAGESIZE )
* SFLPAGESIZE
) + 1;
endif;
End-Proc ProcessOption;
//=== SflFirstPage ============================================
// Processes the Search fields in the Sub file control, then
// fills the first page of the subfile.
// If any errors in the search fields then no records are
// are added to the subfile.
// Returns:
// EofData = *on if there are no more data records
// *off if there is at least one more data
// record.
// NewSearchCriteria = *on Next time evaluate the
// search fields again.
// RcdsInSfl contains relative record number of last record
// written to the subfile.
Dcl-Proc SflFirstPage;
ProcessSearchCriteria();
if NewSearchCriteria = *off;
EofData = FetchNextData(CustCursor);
if EofData = *off;
SflFillPage();
else;
// No records match selection criteria
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0002');
NewSearchCriteria = *on;
endif;
endif;
End-Proc SflFirstPage;
//=== SflFillPage =============================================
// Adds a page worth of records to the subfile.
// Assumes:
// One record is already read from the SQL cursor.
// Returns:
// EofData = *on if no more data records.
// *off if at least one data record is read
// and has not been displayed.
// RcdsInSfl contains relative record number of last record
// written to the subfile.
// SC_CSR_RCD contains relative record number of 1st record
// on the page & positions cursor there.
Dcl-Proc SflFillPage;
dcl-s inx int(10);
select;
when EofData = *on;
// do nothing
other;
// Add a subfile page. If not EOF, then one extra recd is
// read for the next time.
// Position cursor at first record on the subfile page.
SC_CSR_RCD = 0;
// Build/Format the subfile record
for inx = 1 to SFLPAGESIZE;
clear SF_OPT;
BuildSflRecd(CustCursor);
RcdsInSfl = RcdsInSfl + 1;
SflRRN = RcdsInSfl;
write SFL;
// Leave curson on first SFL record
if SC_CSR_RCD = 0;
SC_CSR_RCD = SflRRN;
endif;
// Can't display more than 9,999 records.
if SflRRN = MAXSFLRECDS;
EofData = *on;
SflMsgSnt= SndSflMsg('DEM0006');
leave;
endif;
// Get next record from SQL cursor
EofData = FetchNextData(CustCursor);
if EofData = *on;
leave;
endIf;
endfor;
endsl;
End-Proc SflFillPage;
//=== Update Subfile Recd =====================================
Dcl-Proc UpdSflRecd;
// Set on indicator based on saved SFL fields
if SF_ACT_H = 'N';
sfInAct = *on;
endif;
update SFL;
sfInAct = *off;
write DUMMY; // Supposed to help restore SFL display
End-Proc UpdSflRecd;
//=== ProcessSearchCriteria ====================================
// Examine the data entered in the search fields and build an
// SQL statement.
// Success:
// NewSearchCriteria is set off
// SQL Cursor is open
// Failure:
// NewSearchCriteria is left on
// Error message is sent to the msg sufile
// Cursor is postioned at the field in error
Dcl-Proc ProcessSearchCriteria;
// Reset switches
NewSearchCriteria = *off;
// Save entered values. (Never change screen fields.)
LastSearchCriteria = SearchCriteria;
CloseCursor();
// Build SQL cursor host variables. Using host variables
// protects against SQL injection attacks.
wkName = %trim(SC_NAME) + '%' ;
wkCity = %trim(SC_CITY) + '%';
if SC_STATE = ' '; // All states
wkStateLow = ' ';
wkStateHigh = 'ZZ';
else;
if %len(%trim(SC_STATE)) <> 2;
NewSearchCriteria=*on;
SflMsgSnt = ClrMsgPgmQ(PgmName);
SflMsgSnt = SndSflMsg('DEM0007');
endif;
wkStateLow = SC_STATE;
wkStateHigh = SC_STATE;
endif;
If scIncActInc = *off; // Include just actives
wkActiveLow = 'Y';
wkActiveHigh = 'Y';
else;
wkActiveLow = ' ';
wkActiveHigh = 'Z';
endif;
// Open the Cursor
if NewSearchCriteria = *off;
exec sql open ItemCur
using :wkName,:wkCity,
:wkStateLow, :wkStateHigh,
:wkActiveLow,:wkActiveHigh;
if SQLSTT <> SQLSUCCESS;
SQLProblem('Open ItemCur');
endif;
CursorOpen = *on;
endif;
End-Proc ProcessSearchCriteria ;
//=== SetCursorPostion ========================================
// If Invalid Option, position screen cursor on first error,
// else postion cursor on the last valid option.
Dcl-Proc SetCursorPosition;
if OptError = *off;
SC_CSR_RCD=SflRRN;
endif;
End-Proc SetCursorPosition;
//=== BldFKeyText =============================================
// Build the Function key text for the bottom of the screen.
Dcl-Proc BldFkeyText;
//=== Text for function keys ==============================
dcl-c F3TEXT 'F3=Exit';
dcl-c F4TEXT 'F4=Prompt+';
dcl-c F5TEXT 'F5=Reset';
dcl-c F6TEXT 'F6=Add';
dcl-c F12TEXT 'F12=Cancel';
dcl-s F9Text char(25);
SFT_KEYS=' ';
SFT_KEYS = CatB(SFT_KEYS : F3TEXT);
SFT_KEYS = CatB(SFT_KEYS : F4TEXT);
SFT_KEYS = CatB(SFT_KEYS : F5TEXT);
if pParmType = 'M';
SFT_KEYS = CatB(SFT_KEYS : F6TEXT);
Maint_OK = *on;
endif;
if scIncActInc = *on;
F9Text = 'F9=Exclude Inactive';
else;
F9Text = 'F9=Include Inactive';
endif;
SFT_KEYS = CatB(SFT_KEYS : F9Text);
SFT_KEYS = CatB(SFT_KEYS : F12TEXT);
End-Proc BldFkeyText ;
//=== CloseDownPgm ============================================
// Things to do before we issue a return to the caller
Dcl-Proc CloseDownPgm;
CloseCursor();
close PMTCUSTD;
CustDsp(); // Close Window display file.
End-Proc CloseDownPgm;
//=== Init ====================================================
// Must be executed each time program is entered, because F12
// and Enter key leave with LR off.
Dcl-Proc Init;
dcl-pi *n;
pParmType char(1);
pCustID like(CUSTID);
end-pi;
//=== Options Text ========================================
dcl-c OPT1TEXT '1=Select';
dcl-c OPT2TEXT '2=Edit';
dcl-c OPT5TEXT '5=Display';
//=== Screen Header Text===================================
dcl-s HdrInq like(sh_funct) inz('Inquiry');
dcl-s HdrSelect like(sh_funct) inz('Selection');
dcl-s HdrMaint like(sh_funct) inz('Maintenance');
dcl-s HdrBad like(sh_funct) inz('--> Bad Parm 1 <--');
Quit_Pgm = *off;
MSGPGMQ = PgmName;
SH_PGM = PgmName;
SH_FUNCT = CenterStr(HdrBad);
if not %open(PMTCUSTD);
open PMTCUSTD;
endif;
// Clear fields left over from previous F12.
reset LastSearchCriteria;
reset SearchCriteria;
scIncActInc = *off;
Maint_OK = *off;
// Put cursor in first field if inquiry
if pParmType = 'I';
SC_NAME_PC = *ON;
SH_FUNCT = CenterStr(HdrInq);
endif;
// Build options string.
// If we have a field to return customer number and we
// are doing selection, set 1=Select option.
clear SC_OPTIONS;
Opt1_OK = *off;
If pParmType = 'S' and %parms > 1;
SC_OPTIONS = OPT1TEXT;
Opt1_OK = *on;
SH_FUNCT = CenterStr(HdrSelect);
endif;
if pParmType = 'M';
SC_OPTIONS = CatB(SC_OPTIONS : OPT2TEXT);
SH_FUNCT = CenterStr(HdrMaint);
endif;
SC_OPTIONS = CatB(SC_OPTIONS : OPT5TEXT);
End-Proc Init;
//=============================================================
// === S u b P r o c e d u r e s ============================
//=============================================================
//=== CatB ====================================================
// Concatenates a string to another string with a blank between.
// If the target string is all blank to start with it will not
// end up with a leading blank.
dcl-proc CatB;
dcl-pi CatB varchar(79);
ToStr varchar(79) value;
AddStr varchar(79) value;
end-pi;
if ToStr = ' ';
return AddStr;
else;
return %trimr(ToStr) + ' ' + AddStr;
endif;
end-proc CatB;
//=== FetchNextData ===========================================
// Fetch the next row from the cursor
// Returns: End of data Indicator:
// *ON No more data, nothing returned
// *OFF Data returned
//------------------------------------------------------------
dcl-proc FetchNextData;
dcl-pi FetchNextData ind;
TheRecd likeds(CustMast);
end-pi;
// Local fields
dcl-s wkEof ind inz(*off);
exec sql fetch ItemCur into
:TheRecd.NAME,
:TheRecd.CITY,
:TheRecd.STATE,
:TheRecd.ZIP,
:TheRecd.ACTIVE,
:TheRecd.CUSTID
;
select;
when SQLSTT = SQLSUCCESS;
wkEof = *off;
when SQLSTT = SQLNOMOREDATA;
wkEof = *on;
Other;
SQLProblem('Fetch ITEMCUR');
endsl;
RETURN wkEof;
end-proc FetchNextData;
//=== ReadByKey ===============================================
// Read the record by key into the specified data record
// using the key passed in.
dcl-proc ReadByKey;
dcl-pi ReadByKey;
TheKey like(custid);
TheRecd likeds(CustMast);
end-pi;
exec sql select
NAME,
CITY,
STATE,
ZIP,
ACTIVE,
CUSTID
into
:TheRecd.NAME,
:TheRecd.CITY,
:TheRecd.STATE,
:TheRecd.ZIP,
:TheRecd.ACTIVE,
:TheRecd.CUSTID
from CUSTMAST
where CUSTID = :TheKey
;
end-proc ReadByKey;
//=== BuildSFLRecd ============================================
// Builds a SFL record from the specified data record
dcl-proc BuildSflRecd;
dcl-pi BuildSflRecd;
CustRecd likeds(CustMast);
end-pi;
SF_NAME = CustRecd.NAME;
SF_CITY = CustRecd.CITY;
SF_STATE = CustRecd.STATE;
SF_ZIP = CustRecd.ZIP;
// Save Id in case we need it for 5=Display
SF_CUST_H = CustRecd.CUSTID;
// Change color if record is inactive
if CustRecd.ACTIVE = 'N';
sfInAct = *on;
else;
sfInAct= *off;
endif;
// Save Active status in case we update subfile
SF_ACT_H = CustRecd.ACTIVE;
end-proc BuildSflRecd;
//=== CloseCursor =============================================
// Closes the SQL Cursor if open
dcl-proc CloseCursor;
dcl-pi CloseCursor end-pi;
// Local fields
if CursorOpen = *on;
exec sql close ItemCur;
if SQLSTT <> SQLSUCCESS;
SQLProblem('Close ITEMCUR');
endif;
CursorOpen = *off;
endif;
RETURN;
end-proc CloseCursor;
//=== SndSflMsg ===============================================
// Send a message to the Error Subfile
// Returns: *ON
// Parameter: ErrMsgId => Msg Id to Send
// Parameter: ErrMsgData => Optional Error Message Data
// Parameter: ErrMsgFile => Optional Error Message File
// Defaults to CUSTMSGF
//------------------------------------------------------------
dcl-proc SndSflMsg;
dcl-pi SndSflMsg ind;
ErrMsgId char(7) const;
ErrMsgData char(80) const options(*nopass:*varsize);
ErrMsgFile char(10) const options(*nopass);
end-pi;
// Local fields
dcl-s retField ind;
dcl-s wkMsgId char(7);
dcl-s wkMsgFile char(10);
dcl-s wkMsgData varchar(512);
if %parms >2;
wkMsgFile = ErrMsgFile;
else;
wkMsgFile = 'CUSTMSGF';
ENDIF;
if %parms > 1;
wkMsgData = ErrMsgData;
else;
wkMsgData = ' ';
ENDIF;
wkMsgId = ErrMsgId;
SNDMSGPGMQ(PgmName:
wkMsgId:
wkMsgFile:
wkMsgData);
retField = *on;
RETURN retField;
end-proc SndSflMsg;
//=== SflClear ================================================
// Clears the Subfile
dcl-proc SflClear;
dcl-pi SflClear end-pi;
clear SflRRN;
clear RcdsInSfl;
scSflClr = *ON;
write SFLCTL;
scSflClr = *OFF;
return;
end-proc SflClear;