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KEYS Statement Parameters

TABle keys-table-name

Specifies the name of the keys table.

Keys-table-name must be a one- through eight-character alphanumeric value.

are

Specifies the control-key assignments in the keys table. You can specify any number of control-key assignments.

CLEar

Assigns the specified function to the CLEAR key.

ENTer

Assigns the specified function to the ENTER key.

PAn

Assigns the specified function to the named program attention key.

N must be 1, 2, or 3.

PFn

Assigns the specified function to the named program function key.

N must be an integer in the range 1 through 24.

is function function-number

Specifies the application function to which the named control key is to be assigned.

Function-number must be an integer in the range 0 through 255 that corresponds to an application function. Leading zeros are not required.

application-specification

Associates one or more applications with the keys table and optionally establishes unique control-key assignments for each application.

Expanded syntax for application-specification is shown above immediately following the KEYS statement syntax.

for APPlication application-name

Associates the named application with the keys table.

Application-name must be the one- through eight-character name of an application.

The applications listed in the SYSTEM table are referenced by the following values: IDD, OLM, OLQ, ADSO, ADSA, ADSORUN, or LINEMODE. IDD refers to online IDD, the online schema compiler, the online system generation compiler, and the online subschema compiler.

DELete

Disassociates the named application from the keys table.

NULl

Clears the control-key assignments for the named application. Control-key assignments for the application revert to those specified in the ARE parameter.

CLEar

Assigns the specified function to the CLEAR key for the named application only.

ENTer

Assigns the specified function to the ENTER key for the named application only.

PAn

Assigns the specified function to the named program attention key for the named application only.

N must be 1, 2, or 3.

PFn

Assigns the specified function to the named program function key for the named application only.

N must be an integer in the range 1 through 24.

is function function-number

Specifies the application function to which the named control key is to be assigned.

Function-number must be an integer in the range 0 through 255 that corresponds to an application function. Leading zeros are not required.