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display sizes, then do not repeat the value. Figure 147 shows how to do this.

The constant field Constant data appears on line 22, position 2, on the 24 x 80

display screen, and it appears on line 26, position 2, on the 27 x 132 display.

DFTVAL (Default Value) Keyword for Display Files

Use this field-level keyword to specify a default value for an output-capable field.

On the first output operation, the specified value is displayed if the option

indicator is on or has not been specified. Otherwise, the program value is used. On

subsequent output operations, the program value appears.

The format of the keyword is:

DFTVAL('value')

This keyword is valid on output-only (O) or output-input (B) fields.

You can only use this keyword to initialize named fields. It is not allowed on

constant fields.

Since the maximum number of characters on a DDS statement is 5000, this

keyword, along with any other keywords specified on the DDS statement, must

contain less than 5000 characters.

You cannot use this keyword in a subfile format (SFL keyword).

You cannot specify the DFTVAL keyword on the same field with a DFT, EDTCDE

(Edit Code), or EDTWRD (Edit Word) keyword, or on a floating-point field.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword.

DFTVAL (Default Value) Keyword for Display Files— — Example

Figure 148 on page 202 shows how to specify the DFTVAL keyword.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00010A

DSPSIZ(*DS3 *DS4)

00080A

22 2'Constant data'

00090A

26 2

Figure 147. Specifying a Constant Field with More Than One Display Size

Display Files, DFT

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In Figure 148, prior to displaying the record, the application program assigns

“ZZZ” to FIELD1, “999” to FIELD2, and “456” to FIELD3. On the first output

operation, “AAA 000 000” displays if indicator 10 is on; “AAA 999 000” displays if

indicator 10 is off.

The work station user types “XXX” into FIELD1. On the second output operation,

“XXX 999 456” displays if indicator 50 is on; ’AAA 000 000’ displays if indicator 50

is off and indicator 10 was on during the first output operation. ’AAA 999 000’

displays if indicator 50 is off and indicator 10 was off during the first output

operation.

DLTCHK (Delete Check) Keyword for Display Files

Use this field-level keyword to specify that the OS/400 program is to ignore all

validity checking and CHKMSGID keywords that are specified for a referenced

field. This keyword is valid only when R is specified in position 29.

This keyword has no parameters.

If you specify any new validity checking keywords, DLTCHK is unnecessary. The

new validity checking keywords override the referenced validity checking

keywords.

Option indicators are not valid for this keyword.

DLTCHK (Delete Check) Keyword for Display Files— — Example

Figure 149 shows how to specify the DLTCHK keyword.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

R RECORD1

A 50

PUTOVR

FIELD1

3A B 12 01DFTVAL('AAA') OVRDTA

FIELD2

3D 0O 12 05OVRDTA

A 10

DFTVAL('000')

FIELD3

3D 0O 12 09DFTVAL('000') OVRDTA

Figure 148. Specifying the DFTVAL Keyword

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00030A

REF(FILE)

00040A

R RECORD

00050A

CODE

I 3 20DLTCHK

Figure 149. Specifying the DLTCHK Keyword

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DLTEDT (Delete Edit) Keyword for Display Files

Use this field-level keyword to specify that the OS/400 program is to ignore the

EDTCDE or EDTWRD keyword if one of them is specified for a referenced field.

This keyword is valid only when R is specified in position 29.

This keyword has no parameters.

If you specify a new editing keyword, DLTEDT is unnecessary. The new editing

keyword overrides the referenced editing keyword.

Option indicators are not valid for this keyword.

DLTEDT (Delete Edit) Keyword for Display Files— — Example

Figure 150 shows how to specify the DLTEDT keyword.

DSPATR (Display Attribute) Keyword for Display Files

Use this field-level keyword to specify one or more display attributes for the field

you are defining. You can specify the DSPATR keyword more than once for the

same field, and you can specify more than one attribute for the same keyword.

However, each attribute (for example, UL), can be specified only once per field.

Note: The effects of attributes may not appear on the display, depending on the

hardware or software emulator you are using.

The format for the keyword is one of the following:

DSPATR(attribute-1 [attribute-2 [attribute-3 [...]]])

DSPATR(&program-to-system-field);

If you specify more than one attribute for the same field, whether in one keyword

or in separate keywords, each attribute that is specified (and in effect when the

field is displayed) affects the field. For example, if you want a field to be displayed

with its image reversed and with high intensity, specify either DSPATR (RI HI), or

DSPATR(RI), and DSPATR(HI).

The program-to-system-field parameter is required and specifies that the named

field must be defined in the record format, alphanumeric (A in position 35), length

of one, and usage P (P in position 38). The program uses this P-field to set the

display attribute for the field this DSPATR keyword applies to.

The name P-field is used for multiple fields with the record being defined. One

DSPATR P-field is allowed per field. The P-field contains the display attribute and

identifies whether the field should be protected. See “Valid P-field Values for

Display Files” on page 207.

|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8

00040A

REF(FILEA)

00050A

R RECORD

00060A

AMT

B 5 20DLTEDT

Figure 150. Specifying the DLTEDT Keyword

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The following are valid attributes for the first format of the DSPATR keyword:

For All Fields

Display Attribute

Meaning

Blinking field

Column separator

High intensity

Nondisplay

Position cursor

Reverse image

Underline

For Input-Capable Fields Only

Display Attribute

Meaning

MDT Set changed data tag when displayed

OID

Operator identification

Protect contents of field from input keying

Select by light pen

Notes:

If you specify the UL, HI, and RI attributes on the 5250 display station for the

same field, the result is the same as if you had specified ND.

If OID is specified, then SP should not be specified. Neither OID nor SP can be

optioned unless specified with another display attribute.

Display attributes BL, CS, HI, RI, and UL can also be specified at the file,

record, or field level as parameter values on the CHGINPDFT keyword.

Display attributes CS, HI, and BL can cause fields on the 5292, 3477 Model FC,

3487 Model HC, 3179, 3197 Model C1 and C2, and 3488

color display stations

to appear as color fields. See “COLOR (Color) Keyword for Display Files” on

page 188 for more information.

If you are using an IBM Personal System/2* (PS/2)* computer that is emulating

a5250 display station and you are directly changing the EBCDIC screen buffer,

you need to set the MDT attribute. See the IBM Personal Computer Enhanced

5250 Emulation Program Technical Reference manual for additional information.

If you are using a PS/2 computer and VGA monitor, the UL attribute does not

work due to hardware specific limitations in the way buffers are used.

Option indicators are valid for this keyword, except when the attributes OID or SP

are the only display attributes specified.

Detailed descriptions of each of the attributes follow the coding example and

sample display provided in Figure 151 on page 205.

5.Dependent on monitor attached to display device.

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Display Attributes for All Fields for Display Files

BL (Blink) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the field is to blink when it is displayed.

CS (Column Separator) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that each position of the field is to be displayed with a

vertical bar at its left and right edge. When specified for a nondisplay field, the

separators are displayed even though there are no characters between them. You

can use column separators to precisely indicate cursor positioning within a field

and to indicate the length of an otherwise blank field.

HI (High Intensity) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the field is to be intensified (highlighted) when it

is displayed on the display.

ND (Nondisplay) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the field is not to be displayed; the display

positions for this field appear blank. The attribute can be used for passwords or

Blinking Field

Column Separators

High Intensity

Nondisplay

Position Cursor

Reverse Image

Underline

Underline and

Column Separators

xxxxx

ooooo

xxxxx

RV2F262-3

Figure 151. A 5-Byte Field Displayed with Various Display Attributes

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other security-sensitive data. If the print function (permitted by specifying the

PRINT keyword) is performed, nondisplay fields are not printed.

PC (Position Cursor) for Display Files

Use this attribute to position the cursor to the first character position of the field

you are defining. You can specify this attribute for several fields, and the cursor

will be positioned at the first selected field with this attribute. Note that the fields

within a record are ordered in line/position sequence as they appear on the

display and not necessarily in the order you specify them.

RI (Reverse Image) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the image of the field is to be reversed from the

other portion of the screen when it is displayed. Whether the screen is

light-on-dark or dark-on-light depends on the status of the display prior to

displaying the field. This setting is controlled by the work station user.

UL (Underline) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the field is to be underlined when it is displayed.

All input-capable fields are underlined by default. See the CHGINPDFT keyword

to prevent the default underlining. (If CHGINPDFT is specified, DSPATR(UL) must

be specified to underline an input-capable field.) If DSPATR(UL) is specified with

option indicators and the option indicators are not satisfied (DSPATR(UL) not

selected), the field appears without underline.

Display Attributes for Input-Capable Fields for Display Files

MDT (Set Changed Data Tag) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the OS/400 program is to set on the changed data

tag (MDT) for the field you are defining when the field is written to the display.

The attribute ensures that the field is sent from the device when the record is read

from the display.

Note: The OS/400 program saves output data for output/input fields or initialized

data for fields with the DFT keyword specified. This causes the saved data

to be returned on an input operation if no new (changed) data is entered

into the field.

OID (Operator Identification) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the OS/400 program is to allow magnetic stripe

reader OID data to be entered into this field. If it is to be a nondisplay field also,

the DSPATR(ND) attribute must be specified.

Afield with the DSPATR(OID) keyword functions like any other input-capable

field; data can be entered from either the keyboard or the magnetic stripe reader.

The DSPATR(OID) keyword can be specified (but is not required) to indicate that

data can be entered using a magnetic stripe reader. You can key into the field

unless the keyboard shift Inhibit Keyboard Entry (I) is specified. If both

DSPATR(OID) and DSPATR(SP) are specified on the same field, DSPATR(SP) is

ignored.

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PR (Protect) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that the work station user cannot key into the

input-capable field you are defining. This attribute is valid for input-capable fields

only. Output-only fields and constant fields are protected by definition.

SP (Select by Light Pen) for Display Files

Use this attribute to specify that this input-capable field can be selected by a light

pen. The work station user can key into a light pen field unless an I (Inhibit

Keyboard Entry) has been specified in position 35 (Data Type/Keyboard Shift) for

the field.

When the field is first displayed, the contents of the field are set by your program

(output/input field) or in the DDS (input-only field with DFT keyword or

character string). If no new data is typed in by the work station user, this output

data is returned to your program on an input operation.

Afield that can be selected by a light pen should be at least 3 bytes long. The

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