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PROGRAM Display

The following is the DISPLAY parameter syntax for designating a PROGRAM display.

Note: The following syntax contains all the keywords that can be used for designating this display. However, only the keywords not previously defined will be described in detail.

 DISPLAY = PROG
 
 / ,ALL = Y     \
 \ ,NAME = name /

 [ ,START = start date/time ]

 [ ,STOP = stop date/time ]

 ┌         / SUBSC \  ┐
 │,VIEW =  <       >  │ [ DATA = ONLY ]
 └         \ FULL  /  ┘

where:

DISPLAY = PROG

specifies the Journal Display type to be printed.

PROG - indicates that a PROGRAM display is to be printed.

, NAME =

allows user to select records that were modified by a certain program.

name - specifies the selected program by name.

Note: If the first character of the name field is an asterisk (*), all programs whose names begin with the remaining characters of the name field will qualify for display. For example, if NAME=*ABC, all programs with names beginning with ABC will be displayed.

        / SUBSC  \
,VIEW =
        \ FULL   /

specifies the scope of the program display.

SUBSC - indicates that the records will be displayed by data fields (i.e., Subschema Display).

Note: All programs selected for the Subschema Display must be registered to a valid subschema.

FULL - indicates that the records will be displayed in a continuous character string. This option is the default value.

Note: Blanks are not a valid option for this parameter.

Note: The VIEW keyword is used in conjunction with the FORMAT keyword of the PROCESS parameter. For example, if VIEW = SUBSC and FORMAT = SPARSE, the PROGRAM display will show after images of data fields that have changed.

, DATA = ONLY

indicates that only the data portion of the database records will be displayed for subschema displays.