Re: Display file attributes - in combination

what is the CHGINPDFT value? 
What is its purpose in this code snippet?
 
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From: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Date: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 15:28:47
To: midrange-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Display file attributes - in combination
 
Hi Tony,
 
Geez, I dunno - it worked for me. I took your code & pasted it into a DDS
(only field on the screen) & then wrote quick program to EXFMT the screen
using all combinations of indicators 31, 32, 41, & 45 (luckily that's
only 16! :-).
 
Of course, some of them were nondisplay, but the ones I could see seemed
to work, and I never got a message saying the field was protected. Could
it be some other part of your DDS and/or program?
 
midrange-l@midrange.com writes:
>Here's the DDS for this field:

>A $OCAR# 5Y 0B 5 68CHGINPDFT

>A 41N32 DSPATR(RI)

>A 41N32 DSPATR(PC)

>A CHECK(RB)

>A EDTCDE(4)

>A 31N32N45 COLOR(WHT)

>A N31N32N45 COLOR(TRQ)

>A N32N45 DSPATR(UL)

>A 32 DSPATR(ND)

>

>After I remove the dspatr(PR). It's protected on the screen using the

>above

>DDS.

>

>And, yes, I recompiled both the DDS and the pgm, and yes, I'm looking at

>the

>correct version, and yes, I even sign off and back on (multiple times) to

>ensure that the activation-group thing isn't causing me to use the old

>copies.

>

>I moved on to another strategy to make the program act as I want. But,

>this

>is still a curious point......

>

>Just puzzled.

>AS/Resources, Inc.

>William A.(Tony) Corbett

>IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 Developer

 
 
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