What are the necessary keywords required to code a message
subfile?

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What are the necessary keywords required to code a message subfile?..

Answer / kcsyam

SFLMSGRCD, SFLMSGKEY, SFLPGMQ

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What are the necessary keywords required to code a message subfile?..

Answer / sakthi

subfile control (SFLCTL), subfile size (SFLSIZ), subfile
page (SFLPAG), subfile display (SFLDSP), subfile display
control (SFLDSPCTL)

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What are the necessary keywords required to code a message subfile?..

Answer / surendra y mudliar

SFLMSGQ, SFLPGMQ are the keywords required for message
subfile.

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