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This was a good question and had me troubled, so I looked some more.
All I came up with is that the Delete key is not an AID generating key.

https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_ibm_i_72/apis/dsm1f.htm

Is there a way to override a non-AID generating key to an AID key? And if
you do this do you remove the Delete key's default characteristics? And if
so, is this desirable?


Paul


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Martin
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Subject: Can we use the Delete key in a display file?

Again, the simplest question baffles me. I would like to use the keyboard's
Delete key to signal that a record is to be deleted.

How does one do that?
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