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Define FIELD Occurrences in a RECORD Structure

You can add, modify, and delete FIELD occurrences in a RECORD by using one of the following procedures:

When you select the DEFINE option on the RECORD Structure Functions panel, you receive the following prompter panel:

=> => => 1-DDOL000196A - CMPP - PLEASE COMPLETE REQUIRED INFORMATION FOR COMMAND ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FILE Structure Maintenance TXCF DEFINE RECORD ________________________________ DEF REC (name) with PASSWORD using OVERRIDE PSWD (pswd) OVRD (ovrd) PF1=HELP PF2=END PF3=CLARIFY PF4=PROCESS PF5=MENU PF6=STATUS PF7=SCB PF8=SCF PF9=APPLY PF10=PATH PF11=NEXT PF12=INPUT

The following list describes each field, the valid entries, and the default (if one exists). Fields that require an entry are highlighted on your terminal. Fields which are not highlighted indicate that an entry is optional.

(name)

(Required) Specify the occurrence name for the RECORD.

Valid Entries:

1- to 32-character name

Default Value:

(No default)

(status)

(Required) Specify the status of the RECORD.

Valid Entries:

T001—T999

Default Value:

(No default)

(pswd)

Only required if this occurrence has protection against unauthorized maintenance with a password assignment. Supply the password for this occurrence.

Valid Entries:

1- to 4-character password

Default Value:

(No default)

(ovrd)

Only required if this occurrence is restricted from unauthorized maintenance or retrieval with a lock level assignment. Supply the override code.

Valid Entries:

1- to 4-character override code

Default Value:

(No default)

When you press Enter, the FILE Maintenance Panel appears. If the RECORD has existing FIELD occurrences, the panel displays the FIELD occurrences in the order that they were defined. You can add, move, and delete FIELD occurrences or change attribute-values of the occurrences, with the exception of the Field-name and DB Element-name attribute-values. For more information and the commands you can use on this panel, see Line Commands.