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I have inherited a program that allows entry of a credit Card number into a non-display field.
There is logic in this program ....
.....
When AIDKey = E00 and (CSRFIELD = 'DSCCD#' or
CSRFIELD = 'L0CCD#');
DisplayCCEntryWindow(DSCCD#);
.....
E00 is a constant defined as X'70'.
The above logic states that when the AID Byte from the display file is X'70' and the cursor is in field DSCCD# or L0CCD# then execute DisplayCCEntryWindow(DSCCD#).
My question is ... What is X'70'? I cannot for life of me find anywhere in any documentation where X'70' is defined as an expected value in the AID byte.
We are on IBM I V7R2.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Paul
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