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Field attributes like color can be specified with the DSPATR keyword in DDS. &nbsp;You can control it with an indicator, or specify a program-to-system field. &nbsp;It is all covered pretty well with examples in the DDS documentation:<br />
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Field attributes like color can be specified with the DSPATR keyword in DDS.  You can control it with an indicator, or specify a program-to-system field.  It is all covered pretty well with examples in the DDS documentation:

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_i5_54/rzakc/rzakcmstdfdspat.htm [https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_i5_54/rzakc/rzakcmstdfdspat.htm]

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How to mark a field in a subfile record &nbsp; with special color ?<br />
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If there is a condition for the subfile-line-field (columne in this line), the filed should be display in special color.<br />
Because Subfiles record is writen with a simple &quot;write&quot; &nbsp;to subfile : are there indicators possible for fields in subfile-line ?
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How to mark a field in a subfile record   with special color ?

If there is a condition for the subfile-line-field (columne in this line), the filed should be display in special color.
Because Subfiles record is writen with a simple "write"  to subfile : are there indicators possible for fields in subfile-line ?

RPG subfile programming

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