What is 'SF' in the ProIV Service Manager-> User Information?
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Chris Mackenzie
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Posted 05 October 2005 - 12:46 PM
SF ? Where do you see that?
@SF is screen fields definition function
@SF is screen fields definition function
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Posted 05 October 2005 - 05:12 PM
Hi,
If its an old version of ProIV, then SF probably stands for Sub Function, and was the name given to Cycles at one point.
Every few years ProIV LTD seem to change the name....
Characteristics
Logical Screens
Sub Functions
Cycles
Its telling you which Cycle the user is in, within the function
There is even logic command SFCALL, which is the same as an LSCALL....
Rob D
If its an old version of ProIV, then SF probably stands for Sub Function, and was the name given to Cycles at one point.
Every few years ProIV LTD seem to change the name....
Characteristics
Logical Screens
Sub Functions
Cycles
Its telling you which Cycle the user is in, within the function
There is even logic command SFCALL, which is the same as an LSCALL....
Rob D
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