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Within Element Customization, there can by default be two different types of substitution variables. Short variables (which were originally available in Release 7.0+) are all 2-character variables, such as &v and &f. Long variables (available since Release 8.0) are 9-character variables such as &&ydftbgc and &&_fldval. The YVARTYP Web Option control value specifies which of these substitution variable types are processed within Element Customization when a skeleton is generated. If *SHORT is specified, long variables such as &&_fldval are not replaced with their relevant value and appear in the generated skeleton. If *LONG is specified, short variables such as &v are not replaced with their relevant value and appear in the generated skeleton. If *ALL is specified, both types of substitution variables are replaced with their relevant values in the generated skeleton.
Note: If the Web Option control value YVARTYP is set to *ALL or *SHORT, then all short substitution variables within element customization must be specified without an immediately following alpha character (a-z orA-Z). Any other character (including a blank, single quote or double quote) is acceptable.
If it is required to have, for example, "...value=&vxyz..." and the '&v' should be converted to the relevant value, then the YVARTYP control value should be set to *ALL and the &v should be replaced with its equivalent long-form substitution variable as "...value=&&_fldvalxyz...".
The YVRTTRM control value determines the type of virtual terminal that should be created for Web Option users. Values are:
*DS3 (*DS3|*DS4)
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