Hello,
I want to extend a length of field in my Display
file(Subfile). Please suggest the possible steps.
Thanks
Answer Posted / sanjeev kumar
We can go up to 9999 siz
using SFLSIZ
if you needs more than this length then you can use Single page type.
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