The following SET options determine the initial values of the Panel Parameter fill‑in. These values control Layout editing and establish field attributes as fields are created in the panel. You can also set the session defaults created by the SET PANEL options for individual panels on the Panel Parameter fill‑in.
Establishes the default character that pads the unused portion of an alphanumeric field on input (always zero for numeric field). You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL INFILL
Establishes the default character that fills blank fields when the panel is initially displayed with a TRANSMIT or REFRESH statement or when low values are moved into the field by the application. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL OUTFILL
Establishes the default character sent to the screen when the transmitted character cannot display. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL NONDISPLAY
CA Ideal supports all standard 327x characters, including A‑Z, a‑z, 0‑9, punctuation characters, arithmetic operators and symbols, national characters, braces, and spaces.
Establishes the default character that marks a field that redisplays after an erroneous entry. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL ERRORFILL
Establishes whether the text entered in the field by users at run‑time is converted to uppercase (UPPER) or remains as typed by the user (MIXED). You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL CASE
Establishes the default of how an erroneous field entry displays. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL ERRORHANDLING
Establishes whether the application user can use the Erase EOF key when a minimum or maximum range check is specified for a field. If you press the Erase EOF key when the cursor is positioned in a field, the input fill character is inserted from the cursor position to the end of the field. If inserting the input fill character brings the value outside the range set by the maximum or minimum values, a validation error occurs unless Allow EOF was specified as Yes. You can set this option using the command:
SET PANEL ALLOWEOF
Establishes the default width of all panels created during the session. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL WIDTH
Establishes whether control is passed to the application when you enter a scroll command or press a scroll PF key. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL SCROLL
Establishes default CA Ideal panel key assignments for PF1 and PF3. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL PF13
Note: The CLARIFY command is assigned to PF3/PF15 only if the Edit rule error procedure is specified as C (for CLARIFY). This does not affect the assignment of PF1/PF13 as HELP.
Establishes default key assignments for PF7, PF8, PF10, and PF11. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL PF781011
Establishes the symbol that indicates the beginning of a field on the panel layout. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL STARTSYM
Establishes the symbol that indicates the end of a field on the panel layout. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL ENDSYM
Establishes the symbol that adds a new field. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL NEWSYM
Establishes the symbol that indicates a repeating field. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL REPSYM
Establishes the symbol that deletes a field. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL DELSYM
Establishes the symbol that marks a field to move. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL MOVESYM
The destination is marked with a destination field symbol.
Establishes the symbol that marks a field to copy in a new location. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL COPYSYM
The destination is marked with a destination field symbol.
Establishes the symbol that marks the destination of a move or copy operation. You can also set this option using the command:
SET PANEL DESTSYM
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