APPX Software Library

Section 9: Input Processes

SP2 Input Function Windows

AAA FileName Cross Application PCF

ASI: 1.74, 1.75, & comment below

ASI: All input processes with a PCF which is in a different application are listed. The conversion program may not set the default mode and the allowable modes properly if the PCF is in a different application and the PCF is a working storage (pseudo) file. Note: Default mode for an input process with a working storage PCF should be ADD; ADD mode is OK, CHANGE mode and DELETE mode are not OK.

AAA FileName PCF Not On File

ASI: Any input process which has a PCF in the conversion application which is not on file is listed. These processes do not need to be converted and should have an appropriate CANCEL statement with comments added to the start of process event point. Note that PCF's in other applications are not currently checked to see if they are on file.

AAA FileName Revise One-Record Input Function

ASI: 9.17 All One-Record input processes are listed.

PROCESS NAME - Lower Level Process Created

ASI: 8.35, 9.6, 9.8, 9.12, 9.16, 9.22, 9.41 All lower level input processes are listed. Item 9.8 (secondary entry) is also flagged separately.

Inspect - Binding Key & Initial Access Key Are Different

ASI: 9.31 All lower level windows in which the binding key and the initial access key are different are listed.

PROCESS NAME - Has Mod Log

ASI: 9.40 All input process which have a mod log specified are listed. APPX has a bug which prevents mod logs from printing when the input process is invoked RELATED (as is normally the case when invoked from a job). A good work-around is to run the input from a menu as a DETACHED process or from the job as SUBPROCESS or DETACHED.

Inspect 'Repeating' Window

ASI: 8.23, 9.9, 9.11 All repeating windows are listed.

Inspect 'Display Only' Input Window

ASI: 9.21, 9.22 All Display Only input windows are listed.

Inspect Alternate Windows With Diff. Attributes - Frame Pos, Sz, & Scrolling

ASI: 9.23 This message is printed when all alternate windows in a group do not have the same size, position, and scrolling attributes. Scrolling alternates do not scroll the same as SP2 when the windows have different sizes.

Inspect 'Set Alternate No.' Command Series

ASI: 1.42, 8.23, 9.11, 9.26 All windows with commands present in the Set Alternate No. command series are listed.

Inspect 'Set Default Value' Command Series

ASI: 9.37, 9.38, 9.42. 9.47 All windows with commands present in the Set Default Value command series are listed.

Inspect 'PF Key Intercept' Command Series

ASI: 9.35 All windows with commands present in the PF Key Intercept command series are listed.

Note: Scrolling Window

ASI: 9.39 All scrolling windows are listed.

Revise Frame/Image Position/Size

This message has been removed.

Revise Alternate Number to be Less Than Or Equal to 255

If a window has an alternate number greater than 255, the conversion program sets ALTERNATE IMAGE NUMBER to 255 and prints this message.

APPX CG: SP2 permitted alternate window numbers to range from 1 to 999. APPX permits alternate window numbers to range from 1 to 255. Applications that use alternate window numbers from 256 to 999 must be revised.

Revise Reference To 'PF' On Input Image - See Text Below
Revise Reference To 'SPEED' On Input Image - See Text Below
Revise Reference To 'EXPLAIN' On Input Image - See Text Below

ASI: 2.30, 9.34 (SPEED/EXPLAIN flagged in V05 after 08/27/96) The appropriate message is printed if the text in a row on an input image contains any one of the following phrases: 'PF', 'Pf', 'pf', 'SPEED', 'Speed', 'speed', 'EXPLAIN', 'Explain', or 'explain'. The message which follows this one contains the row of text.