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Database Server (DBS) Calls Presented in Alphabetical Order Fileman 22.2 Programmer
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variable. Y(0) contains:
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File number of the pointed-to file.
Message defined for the pointed-to
file.
Order defined for the pointed-to
file.
Prefix defined for the pointed-to
file.
y/n indicating if a screen is set up
for the pointed-to file.
y/n indicating if the user can add
new entries to the pointed to file.
All of this information was defined when that file was entered
as one of the possibilities for the variable pointer field.
For example, suppose your .01 field is a variable
pointer pointing to files 1000, 2000, and 3000. If
you only want the user to be able to enter values
from files 1000 or 3000, you could set up
DIC("V") like this:
>S DIC("V")="I +Y(0)=1000!(+Y(0)=3000)"
IDENTIFIER
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(Optional) The text to accompany each potential entry
in the returned list to help identify it to the end user.
This may be set to any valid M code that calls the
EN^DDIOL utility to load identification text. The Lister
will list this text AFTER that generated by any M
identifiers on the file itself. This parameter takes and
can change the same input as the SCREEN parameter.
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