1—display row

You can use the Display row option to display the contents of an existing row in an open table. When you select the Display row option, perform these tasks on the Tables panel:

Specify the name of a table in the Table Name field. If the table is not open, specify NOWRITE or WRITE in the "Open tables" field.
Specify a row number or a search operand list to identify a row.

Note: Use the View action bar choice on the Tables panel to specify whether this display is to be in a pop-up or full-screen.

When you press Enter, you are shown the table row data on a display that you can scroll (Figure 1). The pop-up window can also be resized using the RESIZE command. In the figure, the variables constitute one table row.

Figure 1. Display row panel (ISPYTPD)

 ┌──────────────────────────────── Dialog Test ────────────────────────────────┐
 │   Menu  Utilities  Help                                                     │
 │ ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────  │
 │                 Display row   Table ISPKEYS   row 1       Row 1 to 13 of 74 │
 │                                                                             │
 │ Variable   T  A   Value                                                     │
 │ KEYLISTN   K      ISPTEST                                                   │
 │ KEY1DEF    N      HELP                                                      │
 │ KEY1LAB    N      Help                                                      │
 │ KEY1ATR    N      SHORT                                                     │
 │ KEY2DEF    N      SPLIT                                                     │
 │ KEY2LAB    N      Split                                                     │
 │ KEY2ATR    N      LONG                                                      │
 │ KEY3DEF    N      EXIT                                                      │
 │ KEY3LAB    N      Exit                                                      │
 │ KEY3ATR    N      SHORT                                                     │
 │ KEY4DEF    N                                                                │
 │ KEY4LAB    N                                                                │
 │ KEY4ATR    N                                                                │
 │                                                                             │
 │ Command ===>                                             Scroll ===> PAGE   │
 │  F1=Help        F2=Split       F3=Exit        F4=Expand      F5=Rfind       │
 │  F6=Resize      F7=Backward    F8=Forward     F9=Swap       F10=Actions     │
 └─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Each line on the display shows:

Variable

Variable name

T

Type of variable:

K: Key variable.
N: Name variable; non-key.
S: Save (extension) variable.

A

Attribute of each variable:

T: Truncated to 58 characters for display.

Value

The first 58 characters of the variable value.