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(DQDA0) Directory of Tables (SQL Mode)

=> Place the cursor on the desired name and press the appropriate PFkey --------------------------------------------------------------------------DQDA0 DATAQUERY: DIRECTORY OF TABLES START WITH: ________________________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OBJECT NAME | DESCRIPTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <PF1> HELP <PF2> RETURN <PF3> DISPLAY COLUMNS <PF4> NOT USED <PF5> NOT USED <PF6> DISPLAY TEXT <PF7> BACKWARD <PF8> FORWARD

Description

This SQL Mode panel displays a list of database tables you are authorized to access with a query or dialog.

Action

View the list to determine which tables you want to search with your query or dialog. To display a list of columns or the description of any table, position the cursor on its name and press the appropriate PF key.

Entry Fields

Refer to the following for valid entries in the field on this panel. Use the Tab and arrow keys to move the cursor. To change an entry, write or space over it. When entries are complete, press Enter or a valid PF key.

Field

Required?

Valid Entries

Default

START WITH:

N

First 1-15 letters of an
item name to move to
the top of the display. Name may be partial
or complete.

No default

Columns

Refer to the following for a discussion of each column on this panel.

OBJECT NAME

Lists tables you are authorized to access.

DESCRIPTION

A description of the table.

PF Keys

The following lists the PF keys for this panel, with a brief description of each function.

<PF1> HELP

Displays Help information about the current panel.

<PF2> RETURN

Exits panel.

<PF3> DISPLAY COLUMNS

Displays a list of columns for the table indicated by cursor position.

<PF6> DISPLAY TEXT

Displays the textual description for the table indicated by cursor position.

<PF7> BACKWARD

Displays a previous panel, if any.

<PF8> FORWARD

Displays next panel, if any.