5.4.6 APPX Application Design Manual

+ Chapter 1-1: Overview of Application Design
   Cover Page
   Introduction to Application Design
   How to Reach Appx
   Terminology
   A Specification Approach
   Prototyping an Application
   Integrated Documentation
   Components of the Application Design Facility
   The Data Dictionary (Data Elements and Structures)
   Objects or Processes
   The Image Editor
   Integrated Language Facility (ILF)
   The ILF Editor
   The Debugging Facility
   Design Tools
   Language Facility
   Utilities
   Application Chooser
   Application Properties
   Named Resources
+ Chapter 1-2: Getting Started
   Before You Begin
   System Administration Tasks
   Managing Design Files
   Planning Your Application
   Design Methodologies
   Approaches to System Design
   Analyzing Your Requirements
   Entering Specifications in APPX
   Application Parameters
+ Chapter 1-3: Data Dictionary
   The Data Dictionary: Cornerstone of an Application
   Characteristics of the APPX Data Dictionary
   Accessing the Data Dictionary
   The Components of the Data Dictionary
   Domains and Domain Types
   The Functions of a Domain
   The Advantages of Using Domains
   An Example of a Domain
   Fields and Field Types
   Work Fields
   Audit Trail
   Storage Options and Files
   Permanent Files
   Disk Files (Temporary)
   Memory Files
   Working-Storage Files
   File Organization
   One-Record File Organization
   Sequential File Organization
   Indexed File Organization
   File Keys
   Default Value Records
   Data Dictionary Processing
   When Processing is Required
   Restructuring Files
   Security in the Data Dictionary
   Record Protection Fields
+ Chapter 1-4: Understanding Process Design
   APPX Processes
   Processes Compared With Programs
   Process Concepts
   The Menu Process
   The Job Process
   The Input Process
   The Output Process
   The Update Process
   The Query Process
   The Inquiry Process
   The Status Process
   The Subroutine Process
   Relationships Between Processes
   Process Genealogy
   Process Components
   Preparing for Runtime
   The Sequence of Operation
   An Example of the Process Cycle
+ Chapter 1-5: Interprocess Communication
   Interprocess Communication
+ Chapter 1-6: Customizing Your Application
   Runtime Application
   Predefined Fields (PDFs)
   Using Predefined Fields
   Categories of Predefined Fields
   Predefined Processes
   Accessing Non-APPX Programs
   The CALL Statement
   The RUN Statement
   Command Process Invocation
+ Chapter 1-7: The Documentation Facility
   An Integrated Facility
   The Standard Documentation Screen
   Technical and User Documentation
   The Help Option
   Application Design Documentation Menu
+ Chapter 1-8: Application Design Tools
   Application Design Tools Menu
   Change All References
   Design Transfer
   Cross Reference
   Cross Reference Options
   Cross Reference for Literal Values
   Audit History
   Physical File Management
   Database Management File Selection
   Database Management File Specification
   Database Management Create Files
   Database Management Restructure Files
   Database Management Initialize Files
   Database Management Scratch Files
   Database Management Import Files
   Database Management Export Files
   Database Management Rebuild Key Files
   Database Management Verify Files Menu
   Database Management Convert from 1.8 Format
   Import Files (CSV)
   Export Files (CSV)
   Other Design Tools
+ Chapter 2-1: Data Dictionary Overview
   APPX Data Dictionary
   Accessing the Data Dictionary
   Characteristics of the Data Dictionary
   Components of the Data Dictionary
   Domain Concepts
   Domain Types
   Functions of a Domain
   Some Examples of Domains
   Mask Definition
   Display Mask Relationship (Data Dictionary vs. Image)
   External, Internal, and Universal Data Formats
   Fields
   Field Types
   Physical versus Logical Categories
   Physical Fields
   Work Fields
   Logical Fields
   Substring Fields
   Synonym Fields
   Group Fields
   Designating Keys
   Key Order versus Sort Order
   Files
   File Storage Options
   File Organization
   Temporary versus Permanent Files
   Record Protection
+ Chapter 2-2: Data Dictionary Concepts
   Processing the Data Dictionary
   Tracking Processing Requirements
   Summary of a Data Dictionary Process
   Relationships of the Processed Dictionary to Other APPX Components
   Application Integration Issues
   Integrity
   Database Security
   Documentation
   Accessing the Data Dictionary Documentation Screens
   Integration with Database Management and System Administration
   Database Management and the Data Dictionary
   System Administration and the Data Dictionary
+ Chapter 2-3: Domains
   Introduction to Domains
   Domains Screen
   Domains Toolbox Option
   Domains Data Lookup
   Domains Additional Attributes
   Common Domain Specifications
   Alpha Domains
   Alpha Domain Validation Table
   Alpha Domain Additional Attributes
   Format Domains
   Format Domain Validation Table
   Format Domain Additional Attributes
   System Domains
   System Domain Additional Attributes
   Text Domains
   Text Domain Additional Attributes
   Token Domains
   Token Domain Token Table
   Token Domain Additional Attributes
   Numeric Domains
   Numeric Domain Additional Attributes
   Numeric Storage Types
   Six Types of Characters Used in Numeric Masks
   Mask Characters Influenced by Values in System Administration
   Text in Numeric Masks
   Formats Excluded by Numeric Masking Facility
   Date Domains
   Logic Domains
   Same As Domains
+ Chapter 2-4: Files and Fields
   Introduction to Files and Fields
   Files
   Files Additional Attributes Option
   Files Rules Option
   Files Additional Attributes Option
   Files Record Protection Option
   Files Default Process Option
   Fields
   Fields Toolbox Copy Fields Option
   Fields Data Lookup Option
   Fields Additional Attributes
   Fields Key Control Option
   Common Fields Specifications
   Occurrence
   Domain Fields
   Domain Fields Additional Attributes Option
   Domain Fields (System Domains)
   Domain Fields (Numeric Domains)
   Alpha Fields
   Alpha Fields Validation Table
   Alpha Fields Additional Attributes
   Format Fields
   Format Fields Validation Table
   Format Fields Additional Attributes
   System Fields
   System Fields Additional Attributes
   Text Fields
   Text Fields Additional Attributes
   Token Fields
   Token Fields Token Table
   Token Fields Additional Attributes
   Numeric Fields
   Numeric Fields Additional Attributes
   Date Fields
   Date Fields Additional Attributes
   Logic Fields
   Logic Fields Additional Attributes
   Synonym Fields
   Special Uses for Synonym Fields
   Substring Fields
   Group Fields
   Group Header Fields
   Group Trailer Fields
   Special Uses for Group Fields
+ Chapter 2-5: Work Fields
   Introduction to Work Fields
   Work Fields Data Lookup Option
   Work Fields Additional Attributes Option
   Common Work Fields Specifications
   Domain Work Fields
   Domain Work Fields Additional Attributes
   Domain Work Fields (Numeric Domain)
   Domain Work Fields (Numeric Domain) Add'l Attributes
   Alpha Work Fields
   Alpha Work Fields Validation Table
   Alpha Work Fields Additional Attributes
   Format Work Fields
   Format Work Fields Validation Table
   Format Work Fields Additional Attributes
   Text Work Fields
   Text Work Fields Additional Attributes
   Token Work Fields
   Token Work Fields Token Table
   Token Work Fields Additional Attributes
   Numeric Work Fields
   Date Work Fields
   Logic Work Fields
+ Chapter 3-1: Overview of APPX Processes
   Overview of Chapters 3-1 thru 3-16
   Navigation Aids
   The APPX Process Facility
   Accessing the Process Facility
   Process Types
   Predefined Processes
   Frames
   Images
   Process Control Files
   Automatic and Optional Child Invocations
   Event Points
   Process Lineage
   The Process Cycle
   Design Audit History
   Object History
   Object Browser
   Audit Search
   Audit Info Summary
+ Chapter 3-2: Getting Started
   Introduction to Process Concepts
   The Image Editor
   Automatic Data Lookup and Display
   Frame/Image Positioning
   Screen Positioning
   The Effect of Child Invocation on Screen Display
   Page Positioning
   The Effect of Scrolling Frames on Screen and Page Positioning
   Matrix Scrolling Mode
   Columnar Scrolling Mode
   Input Process Concepts
   Input Entry Levels
   Input Keymaps
   Input Modes
   Input Interactive Phases
   Automatically Saved Records
   Output Process Concepts
   Output Frame Classes
   Output Frame Class Execution
   Print Beside
   Update Process Concepts
   Query Process Concepts
   Query Setup versus Execution
   Query Files
   Job Process Concepts
   Inquiry Process Concepts
   Status Process Concepts
   Subroutine Process Concepts
   Performance Tuning
   Saving Executable Modules
   EM Caching
   Documentation
   Accessing Process Documentation Screens
   Security
+ Chapter 3-3: Process Definition
   Introduction to Process Definition
   Common Process Specifications
   Process Additional Attributes Option
   Process Rules Option
   Process Documentation Option
   Process Security Option
   Process Toolbox Pulldown Menu
   Audit Information Overlay
   Invoke a Process Overlay
   Process Jump to Pulldown Menu
+ Chapter 3-4: Menu Processes
   Introduction to Menu Processes
   Menu Process Specifications
   Menu Process Rules Option
   Menu Process Optional Children Option
   Menu Image in the Image Editor
+ Chapter 3-5: Job Processes
   Introduction to Job Processes
   Job Process Specifications
   Job Process Toolbox Option
   Job Process Rules Option
   Job Process Additional Attributes Option
   Job Process Automatic Child Processes
+ Chapter 3-6: Input Processes
   Introduction to Input Processes
   Input Process Specifications
   Input Process Additional Attributes Option
   Input Process Rules Option
   Input Frame Specifications
   Input Frame Additional Attributes Option
   Input Frame Rules Option
   Input Frame Automatic Children Option
   Input Frame Toolbox Pulldown Menu
   Input Image Specifications
   Scrolling Input Image Specifications
   Scrolling Input Image Additional Attributes Option
   Input Image Rules Option
   Input Image Optional Children Option
   Scrolling Input Image in the Image Editor
   Non-Scrolling Input Image Specifications
   Non-Scrolling Input Image Additional Attributes Option
   Non-Scrolling Input Image in the Image Editor
+ Chapter 3-7: Output Processes
   Introduction to Output Processes
   Output Process Specifications
   Standard Column Heading Image Generation
   Output Process Additional Attributes Option
   Output Process Rules Option
   Output Frame Specifications
   Output Frame Additional Attributes Option
   Output Frame Rules Option
   Output Frame Automatic Children Option
   Output Frame Toolbox Pulldown Menu
   Output Image Specifications
   Scrolling Output Image Specifications
   Scrolling Output Image Additional Attributes Option
   Non-Scrolling Output Image Specifications
   Non-Scrolling Output Image Additional Attributes Option
   Output Image Rules Option
   Output Image in the Image Editor
   Designing GUI Output
   Printing PDF Output
   PDF Print on Screen Dialog
   HTML Elements in PDF Output
+ Chapter 3-8: Update Processes
   Introduction to Update Processes
   Update Process Specifications
   Update Process Toolbox Option
   Update Process Rules Option
   Update Process Additional Attributes Option
   Update Frame Specifications
   Update Frame Toolbox Option
   Update Frame Rules Option
   Update Frame Automatic Processes Option
+ Chapter 3-9: Query Processes
   Introduction to Query Processes
   Query Process Specifications
   Query Process Rules Option
   Query Process Additional Attributes Option
   Enduser Selections Option
   Enduser Selections Expression Option
   Designer Selections Option
   Sort Order Option
   Grand Totals Option
   Populating Query Files
+ Chapter 3-10: Inquiry Processes
   Introduction to Inquiry Processes
   Inquiry Process Specifications
   Inquiry Process Rules Option
   Inquiry Process Additional Attributes Option
   Inquiry Frame Specifications
   Inquiry Frame Rules Option
   Inquiry Frame Additional Attributes Option
   Inquiry Frame Automatic Processes Option
   Inquiry Image Specifications
   Inquiry Image Rules Option
   Inquiry Image Additional Attributes Option
   Inquiry Image Optional Processes Option
+ Chapter 3-11: Status Processes
   Introduction to Status Processes
   Status Process Specifications
   Status Process Rules Option
   Status Process Additional Attributes Option
+ Chapter 3-12: Subroutine Processes
   Introduction to Subroutine Processes
   Subroutine Process Specifications
   Subroutine Process Rules Option
   Subroutine Process Additional Attributes Option
+ Chapter 3-13: Table Processes
   Table Overview
   Creating a Table
   The Table Widget at Runtime
   Using HTML
+ Chapter 3-14: Automatic and Optional Children
   Introduction to Automatic and Optional Children
   Child Specifications
   Child Rules Option
   Child Additional Attributes Option
   Child Constraints Option
   Child Use Query Option
   Child GUI Attributes Option
+ Chapter 3-15: Using the Image Editor
   Image Editor
   Image Editor Options
   Image Editor Layout Tools
   Image Editor Toolbox Option
   Image Editor Toolbox Rules Option
   Editing or Defining Items on Images
   Image Item Specifications
   Image Item Toolbox Option
   Image Item Toolbox Rules Option
   Item Repeat Option
   Data Lookup Option
   Image Item Additional Attributes Option
   Alphanumeric Item Additional Attributes
   Date/Time Item Additional Attributes
   Display Mask (Date/Time)
   Logic Item Additional Attributes
   Numeric Item Additional Attributes
   Defining Image Characteristics
   Option Numbers in Design Mode
+ Chapter 3-16: Using GUI Features of the Image Editor
   GUI Features of the Image Editor
   Image Editor Toolbar
   Making Selections
   Using Guide Bars
   Cursor Types
   Moving and Resizing
   Image Editor Right-Click Menu
   APPX Data Palette
   Editing or Defining Data Objects for Images
   Data Object Specifications
   Painting Buttons, Labels, Pictures, and Boxes or Lines
   Painting Buttons
   Painting Labels
   Painting Pictures
   Painting Boxes
   Painting Lines
   Changing and Deleting Graphical Items
   Use of Graphical Attributes
   Defining Graphical Attributes for Images
   Titlebar Options
   Window Options
   Shared Options and Name
   Defining Graphical Attributes for Optional Children
   Defining Graphical Attributes for Image Fields
   Image Field Control Options
   Image Field Font Options
   Image Field Border Options
   Image Field Other Options
   Image Field Tab Order Options
   Making Color Selections
   Assigning Widgets to Layers
   Drop Shadows
   The WIDGET File/Record
   RAW Text Widgets
   Local List
   File Chooser Widget
   Code Viewer Widget
   HTML Editor Widget
   Flash Player Widget
   Media Player Widget
   Web Browser Widget
   Drag & Drop With Widgets
+ Chapter 3-17: Using Event Points
   Event Points
   Process-Level Event Points
   Start of Process
   Set Run-Time Defaults
   Post PCF Read
   Pre-PCF Update
   Post PCF Update
   Query Process Event Points
   Start of Query Execution
   Establish PCF Range
   Pre-User Selection
   Post User Selection
   End of Query Execution
   End of Process
   Frame-Level Event Points
   Start of Frame
   Select Image
   Global Pre-Display
   Global Option Intercept
   End of Frame
   Effect of Optional Frames on Event Point Chronology
   Effect of Repeating Frames on Event Point Chronology
   Effect of Scrolling Frames on Event Point Chronology
   Image-Level Event Points
   Pre-Display
   Pre-Display/Verify
   Option Intercept
   Verify
   Child-Level Event Points
   Pre-Invocation
   Post Invocation
   Using the Predefined Field NEXT CHILD ID
   File Level Event Points
   File Open
   Post Read
   Pre-Update
   Post Update
   File Close
+ Chapter 4-1: ILF Integration
   Using ILF Routines
   An Example of a Statement
   The Components of a Statement
   The Statements Included in the ILF
   When to Invoke ILF Routines: Event Points
   Event Point Definition and Description
   The Steps in Using the ILF
   The ILF Editor
   The Compilation Step
   Resolving Compilation Errors
   Resolving Runtime Errors
   Using the ILF Debugger
   Generate Subroutines via ILF
+ Chapter 4-2: True/False Status Indicators
   How APPX Uses T/F Status Indicators
   Setting T/F Status Indicators
   T/F Status Indicator Values
   Statements That Affect T/F Status Indicators
   An Example of T/F Usage
   T/F Execution Condition Values
   Valid/Invalid Execution Conditions
   Using Hyphens as Placeholders
   Simple T/F Examples for Comparison
   Using AND and OR Statements
   Using AND After an IF Statement
   Using OR After an IF Statement
   Adding Execution Conditions
   Potential Misuse of AND and OR
   AND and OR with Statements Other Than IF
+ Chapter 4-3: Specifying Statements
   Specifying Statements
   Patterns of Statement Keyword Use
   Rules for Statement Components
   The T/F Execution Conditions
   The Statement Keyword
   The Application ID
   The File Name
   The Field Component
   Partial-Record I/O
   The Label
   The Occurrence Number
   Characteristic-Type Statements
   The Appearance Number
   The Arithmetic Operator
   The Relational Component
   The Message Text
   The FAIL (or FT) Parameter
   A Non-APPX Program Name
   Miscellaneous Operands
   Using Predefined Fields (PDFs) in Statements
   PDFs and Field-Naming
   The A through Z and AI through ZI PDFs
   Specifying Constant Values
   Universal Data Formats
+ Chapter 4-4: The ILF Editor
   The Editor and Automatic Compilation
   The Features of the Editor
   Invoking the ILF Editor
   The Layout of the Editor Screen
   The Help Option
   The Edit Modes and Options
   Save and Exit
   ADD MODE
   DELETE MODE
   CHANGE MODE
   Toolbox (Option 1)
   Move (Option 2)
   Copy (Option 3)
   Search (Option 4)
   Replace (Option 5)
   XCopy (Option 6) (external copy)
   Select (Option 7)
   Paste (Option 8)
   Restore (Option 11)
   Using Comments
+ Chapter 4-5: The Appx ILF Debugger
   Analyzing Logic Errors
   The Features of the Debugger
   Overview
   Main Debugger Window
   Toolbar Buttons
   Watchpoints
   Process Stack
   The Layout of the Debugger Screen
   Key Information
   Display and Debugging Area
   Data Values Area
   Options
   The TRAP Statement
   Conditional Execution of the TRAP Statement
   Hard Coded versus Dynamic Trapping
   The Options on the Debugger Screen
   Go
   Single Step [RETURN]
   StepInto
   Step/Ret
   Step/End
   [F3] Select (Clear or Set Trap)
   Add Mode (Debugger Screen)
   Watch Points
   Inquire Mode (Debugger Screen)
   Change Mode (Debugger Screen)
   Other Options
   Suggested Uses for the Debugger
   Leaving the Debugger
   Clearing Out Break Points
+ Chapter 4-6: ILF Keyword Reference
   Keyword Shortcuts
   * (Comment)
   ** (Comment)
   AND
   APPEND
   AT FIELD
   BEG AT
   BEG LOOP
   BEG READ
   BLANK
   BLINK
   BOLD
   BRIGHT
   CALC
   CALC - Basic Functions)
   CALC - Exponential Functions)
   CALC - Trigonometric - Functions)
   CALL
   Using the CALL Statement to Access User-Provided Functions
   CANCEL
   CLOSE
   CNV BIN
   CNV PORT
   CNV TEXT
   COLOR
   COMMIT
   COMPUTE
   COPY
   CREATE
   DATE ADD
   DATE BTW
   DELETE
   DIM
   DISABLE
   DISPLAY
   ENABLE
   END
   END AT
   END LOOP
   END PROC
   END READ
   ERROR
   EXIT
   FONT
   GOSUB
   GOTO
   IF
   IF DIFF
   IF EXIST
   INPUT
   INQUIRY
   INVERSE
   JOB
   LABEL
   LOCAL
   LOGOUT
   MENU
   MESSAGE
   NO BOLD
   NO INPUT
   NO ULINE
   NORMAL
   OK INPUT
   OPEN
   OR
   OUTPUT
   OVERFLOW
   PASS
   PASS Lists
   PICTURE
   POSITION
   POP
   PUSH
   QUERY
   READ
   READNEXT
   READPREV
   RECEIVE
   REFRESH
   RESTORE
   RETURN
   REWRITE
   ROLLBACK
   RUN
   SAVEPNT
   SCAN
   SCRATCH
   SELECT
   SET
   When SET Destination is Alpha
   When SET Destination is a Number
   When SET Destination is a Date
   When SET Destination is a Logic Field
   SET DATE
   SET DAY
   SET MNTH
   SET TEMP
   SET TOT
   STATUS
   STORE
   SUBR
   TIMEOUT
   TOTAL
   TRAP
   ULINE
   UPDATE
   USE CC
   VERIFY
   WARNING
   WRITE
+ Chapter 4-7: Predefined Fields
   Runtime Application
   Predefined Fields (PDFs)
   Using Predefined Fields (PDFs)
   Categories of PDFs
   Current Status PDFs
   Process Control PDFs
   Terminal Management PDFs
   Report Management PDFs
   General Purpose PDFs
   Information Headings for PDF's
   Key to Table 4-7-1: Predefined Fields Attributes
   Table 4-7-1: Predefined Fields Attributes (Part 1)
   Table 4-7-1: Predefined Fields Attributes (Part 2)
   Table 4-7-1: Predefined Fields Attributes (Part 3)
   Table 4-7-1: Predefined Fields Attributes (Part 4)
   Table 4-7-1: Predefined Fields Attributes (Part 5)
   A, B, C...Z
   AI, BI, CI...ZI
   ACCESS PATH
   ALTERNATE IMAGE NUMBER
   APPLICATION
   AUTO READNEXT
   BETWEEN
   BILLING CODE
   CANCEL OK
   CHILD ID
   COLOR BACKGROUND
   COLOR FOREGROUND
   COMMIT MODE
   COMPANY ADDRESS 1
   COMPANY ADDRESS 2
   COMPANY ADDRESS 3
   COMPANY NAME
   CURSOR AT APPEARANCE
   CURSOR AT OCCURRENCE
   CURSOR COLUMN
   CURSOR ROW
   DATABASE
   DEFAULT MODE
   ENTRY LEVEL
   ERRORS
   EXACT KEY REQUIRED
   FONT
   FORM LENGTH
   FORM WIDTH
   INCLUDE CHILDREN
   INCLUDE RECORD
   INTERACTIVE PHASE
   KEYMAP NAME
   LANGUAGE ID
   LINES LEFT ON PAGE
   LOG BANNER
   LOG COPIES
   LOG FILE DISPOSITION
   LOG FILE PATHNAME
   LOG FORM ID
   LOG FORMAT
   LOG HARD COPY
   LOG MODE
   LOG NOTIFY USER
   LOG ON SCREEN
   LOG PRINTER ID
   LOG PRIORITY
   LOG REPORT OPTIONS
   LOG SPOOL DATE
   MODE
   NEW PAGE AFTER
   NEW PAGE BEFORE
   NEXT APPLICATION
   NEXT CHILD ID
   NEXT DATABASE
   NEXT LANGUAGE ID
   NEXT PROCESS NAME
   NEXT VERSION
   OPERATIONAL PHASE
   OPTION
   PAGE NUMBER
   PAN COLUMN
   PAN ROW
   PRINT BANNER
   PRINT COPIES
   PRINT FILE BROWSABLE
   PRINT FILE DISPOSITION
   PRINT FILE PATHNAME
   PRINT FORM ID
   PRINT FORMAT
   PRINT HARD COPY
   PRINT MODE
   PRINT NOTIFY USER
   PRINT ON SCREEN
   PRINT PAGE ESTIMATE
   PRINT PRINTER ID
   PRINT PRIORITY
   PRINT RECORD LIMIT
   PRINT REPORT OPTIONS
   PRINT SPOOL DATE
   PRINT SUMMARY ONLY
   PROCESS CODE
   PROCESS NAME
   PROCESS TYPE
   RECEIVE ARG LEN
   RECEIVE AP
   RECEIVE NAME
   RECORD NUMBER
   RETURN CODE
   SCROLL TO END
   SELECTED APPLICATION
   SELECTED DATABASE
   SELECTED VERSION
   SKIP AFTER
   SKIP BEFORE
   SOURCE APPLICATION
   SOURCE VERSION
   STATUS CODE
   SUBHEADING
   SUBMIT DATE
   SUBMIT MODE
   SUBMIT NOTIFY USER
   SUBMIT OPTIONS
   SUBMIT PRIORITY
   SUBMIT PROCESS
   SUBMIT QUEUE
   TEMP n
   TEXT AT POSITION
   USER ID
   VERSION
   WARNINGS
+ Chapter 4-8: Runtime Subroutine's and Predefined Processes
   APPX MENU
   BEGIN LIVE OPERATIONS
   CHECK GUI CLIENT
   DISPOSITION
   DISPOSITION (BACKGROUND)
   ENTER BILLING CODE
   GET CMD LINE PARM
   GET ENV VAR
   PROCESS QUERY RECORD
   SELECT DATABASE
   SEND FILE TO CLIENT
   Subroutine API Overview
   .BEGIN INITIAL SET UP
   .BEGIN LIVE OPERATIONS
   .BEGIN RECOVERY
   .SELECT DATABASE
   .UTIL ADD USER
   .UTIL ADD HOOK
   .UTIL CHECK RBS
   .UTIL CHECK SECURITY
   .UTIL CHG AUX PASS
   .UTIL CHG HOOK
   .UTIL CHG USER
   .UTIL CLEAR PASS LIST
   .UTIL COMPILE PROC
   .UTIL.COMPUTE.HASH
   .UTIL DEL USER
   .UTIL DEL HOOK
   .UTIL FIELD GET
   .UTIL FIELD SET
   .UTIL GET EM NAME
   .UTIL GET HOOK RECORDS
   .UTIL GET MESSAGES
   .UTIL.KILL.SESSION
   .UTIL LOAD STACK FILE
   .UTIL MOD SCROLL BEHAV
   .UTIL PROCESS DD
   .UTIL PROCESS QRY REC
   .UTIL PUT HOOK RECORDS
   .UTIL SLEEP
   .UTIL SLEEP WITH TIMER
   .UTIL SUBR CLOSE
   .UTIL SUBR CREATE
   .UTIL SUBR DELETE
   .UTIL SUBR WRITE ILF
   .UTIL SWITCH USER
   .UTIL TIMEOUT EXIT
   .UTIL TIMEOUT SET
   .UTIL UPDATE DOCUMENT
   .IMPORT CGI DATA
   .WIDGET APPLY THEME
   .WIDGET CNV CLR TO RGB
   .WIDGET CNV RGB TO CLR
   .WIDGET DEL BY NAME
   .WIDGET DEL MODE BTN
   .WIDGET DEL SCROLL BTN
   .WIDGET DEL STD MENUS
   .WIDGET HIDE BY NAME
   .WIDGET HIDE MODE BTN
   .WIDGET HIDE SCROL BTN
   .WIDGET HIDE STD MENUS
   .WIDGET MISSING THEME
   .WIDGET RELOAD DATASRC
   .WIDGET SET FROM MWDGT
   .WIDGET SET INTO MWDGT
   .WIDGET SET THEME
   .WIDGET SHOW BY NAME
   .WIDGET SHOW MODE BTN
   .WIDGET SHOW SCROL BTN
   .WIDGET SHOW STD MENUS
   .WIDGET VIEW RUNTIME
   .CONVERT BYTES TO HEX
   .CONVERT HEX PR TO NUM
   .CONVERT NUM TO HEX PR
   .CONVERT SPLIT NUMBER
   .CONVERT TEXT TO HTML
   .CONVERT TRANSLATE
   .TEXT CREATE PAD
   .TEXT CUT AT POS
   .TEXT FIND
   .TEXT FIND AND REPLACE
   .TEXT GET LENGTH
   .TEXT INSERT AT POS
   .TEXT LOWER TO UPPER
   .TEXT PARSE LINE
   .TEXT UPPER TO LOWER
   .ENV GET APPXPATH
   .ENV GET CMD LINE PARM
   .ENV GET CONFIG INFO
   .ENV GET ENV VARIABLE
   .ENV GET OS TYPE
   .ENV GET PARENT PROC
   .ENV GET PATH NAME
   .ENV GET PATH SEP
   .ENV GET SCREEN SIZE
   .ENV VIEW LICENSE INFO
   .CLIENT CHECK FOR GUI
   .CLIENT CHECK VERSION
   .CLIENT DISPLAY FILE
   .CLIENT DOWNLOAD FILE
   .CLIENT GET CLIPBOARD
   .CLIENT GET CONSTANT
   .CLIENT LOAD URL
   .CLIENT PLAY SOUND
   .CLIENT SET CLIPBOARD
   .CLIENT UPLOAD FILE
   .FILE COPY
   .FILE CREATE
   .FILE CREATE ARCHIVE
   .FILE DELETE
   .FILE EXISTS
   .FILE EXTRACT ARCHIVE
   .FILE MAKE DIR
   .FILE MOVE
   .FILE RESTRUCT
   .FILE SPLIT FILENAME
   .FILE SPLIT PATHNAME
   .STREAM CLOSE
   .STREAM CLOSE ALL
   .STREAM OPEN
   .STREAM READ
   .STREAM WRITE
   .XML IMPORT
   .XML PURGE
+ Chapter 4-9: Appx Chart Director API
   Overview
   Using the API
   Designing a Chart
   Defining a Dataset
   Rendering a Chart
   Troubleshooting Tips

Chapter 1-1: Overview of Application Design

Text Domain Additional Attributes

From the Text domain overlay, you have an Additional Attributes option.

The Text Domain Additional Attributes Overlay

The Text Domain Additional Attributes Overlay contains the following fields:

Lowercase OK? indicates whether or not a modifiable item on an interactive screen can be entered in lowercase letters. If 'no' (N using Character Mode), the entry is stored and displayed exclusively as uppercase, regardless of how a user enters the information. A lowercase value established with a statement displays as lowercase, even if this specification prohibits it. The default is 'yes' (Y using Character Mode).

Alignment determines the alignment of data in a field. The Alignment options are NONE, LEFT, JUSTIFIED, RIGHT and CENTERED. This effects the display and storage. The default is NONE.

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