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Reference Table

The Ref level value refers to the level of reference by a given object to the original object that is displayed on the subfile control. This value may be changed by the user and will control the data shown in the subfile. By manipulating the range of levels available, all possible reference levels can be viewed individually or in combination.

The Ref type column in the subfile refers to the reason for the reference. The following table shows the possible reasons for references between model objects. Actual references to a given model object will depend upon the model object type.

Obj Type

To Type

Ref Code

Reason

Note

All

 

*ENTRY

Displayed only on the first panel when you access the YDSPMDLREF panel for a model object list rather than for a single list entry; for example, by using the YDSPMDLREF command or F22 from the YEDTMDLLST panel. It indicates that each list entry displayed has simply been updated to reflect its current state in the model; no references have been expanded. Your original list is not changed. You can now perform impact analysis on single list entries using the selection options. See also the online Help for the panel and the Impact Analysis topic in chapter 1 of Generating and Implementing Applications.

 

ACP

ACP

*ASSACP

For associated access path, such as the UPD access path for a given RTV.

 

 

ACP

*REFACP

For referenced access path, such as the RTV access path on a file-to-file relation of a referring access path.

 

 

AUX

*ACPAUX

For access path auxiliaries.

1

 

CND

*ACPCND

For access path condition.

 

 

FIL

*REFFIL

For owning FIL.

 

 

FLD

*PHYENT

For access path physical entries.

2

 

FUN

*SELRCD

For select record override function. No references.

 

CND

CND

*LSTCND

For list condition.

 

 

FLD

*REFFLD

For owning field.

 

APP

-

 

No references.

 

ARR

ACP

*ARRDTL

For array entry details.

 

 

FIL

*REFFIL

For associated FIL.

 

 

FLD

*ARRENT

For array entries.

 

FIL

FIL

*REFFIL

For referenced FIL.

 

 

FIL

*SHRFIL

For file defining a sharing level.

 

 

FLD

*FILENT

For field appearing as an entry.

 

 

FLD

*MAPFLD

For field mapping (user-defined field types).

 

 

FLD

*PARFLD

For field mapping (user-defined field types).

 

 

FLD

*SRCFLD

For field mapping (user-defined field types).

 

 

FLD

*RNMFLD

For renamed entry.

 

 

FLD

*VRTENT

For field as virtual entry.

 

 

MSG

*RCDEXS

For record exists message.

 

 

MSG

*RCDNFD

For record not found message.

 

FLD

CND

*FLDCND

For condition.

 

 

FLD

*REFFLD

For domain definition.

 

 

FUN

*EXTINT

For external/internal conversion function (user-defined field type).

 

 

FUN

*FLDUSR

Field-attached user source function (enabled)

 

 

FUN

*INTEXT

For internal/external conversion function (user-defined field type).

 

FUN

ACP

*BASED

For based-on access path.

 

 

ACP

*FUNPAR

For function/message parameter definition.

 

 

ARR

*BASED

For based-on array.

 

 

ARR

*FUNPAR

For function/message parameter definition.

 

 

CND

*ABOCND

For action bar condition.

 

 

CND

*ACTCND

For action diagram condition.

 

 

CND

*DEVCND

For screen entry condition.

 

 

CND

*VLDCND

For field validation condition.

 

 

DSP

*DSPDTA

For display file details.

1

 

FIL

*REFFIL

For owning FIL.

3

 

FLD

*ACTION

For action diagram compares.

 

 

FLD

*DEVENT

For device fields.

 

 

FLD

*FUNPDT

For function/message parameter details.

 

 

FLD

*PARAM

For action diagram parameter fields.

 

 

FLD

*REFFLD

For derived field.

4

 

FLD

*SCRMAP

For screen field mapping (user-defined field types).

 

 

FLD

*SCRPAR

For screen field mapping (user-defined field types).

 

 

FLD

*SCRSRC

For screen field mapping (user-defined field types).

 

 

FLD

*SCRTXT

For screen text field.

5

 

FUN

*ACTION

For action diagram functions.

 

 

FUN

*DFTDBF

Default database function.

 

 

FUN

*DSLDBF

Deselected database function.

 

 

FUN

*DEVSTR

For device structure reference.

 

 

FUN

*DEVUSR

Device-attached user source function

 

 

FUN

*ENTUSR

Entry-attached user source function

 

 

FUN

*FLDUSR

Field-attached user source function (disabled)

 

 

FUN

*FMTUSR

Format-attached user source function

 

 

FUN

*RPTUSR

Report-attached user source function

 

 

FUN

*SCRUSR

Screen-attached user source function

 

 

FUN

*SELRCD

For select record override function.

 

 

HLP

*HLPDTA

For help file details.

1

 

MSG

*ACTION

For action diagram message.

 

 

SRV

*FUNAUX

For function auxiliary.

 

The Note column indicates whether or not there is a reciprocal entry in the usage table by the referenced object. The numbers in the column refer to the following explanations as to why there will not be a corresponding usage entry:

The referenced object is not a primary object.

Reference is for object redefinition only, the relationship is already noted using *FILENT.

The usage of FIL to FUN is not a useful piece of information. The usage might, however, be discernible via ACP. In other words, usage on a FIL will display any ACP objects attached to the FIL. These in turn will display any using FUN objects.

The relationship between FLD and FUN represents the interdependency of these two objects on each other. The FLD object actually uses the FUN. However, the FUN is not a primary object. It is not treated as a function in its own right and is not accessible except through the FLD object.

The reference of FUN to FLD for screen text is not treated as a bona fide usage since the fields involved are internal product objects only.