with out doing any action how to go another screen ,means
when ever control comes to that particular field this action
has to be done?

Answer Posted / chandan

Once next screen is set during the processing of a current
screen. After you call a screen, the next screen can be
overwritten with the SET SCREEN statement for the duration
of the actual next screen processing.

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