How to control the display of data field programmatically?

jacobdng · New User Joined: 27 Aug 2006 Posts: 51 Location: Taiwan

I need to set certain data field to be highlighted. I know that I can manipulated how to display the data field in a COBOL program after referencing the other usage like the following :

05 ATTR-UNPROT-FSET PIC X(01) VALUE 'A'.
05 ATTR-PROT-ASKIP-FSET PIC X(01) VALUE '1'.
05 ATTR-UNPROT-BRT-PEN-FSET PIC X(01) VALUE 'I'.
05 ATTR-PROT-ASKIP-DRK PIC X(01) VALUE '@'.

Please advise the one-byte combination of the attribute field/

Thanks in advance

Jacob

jacobdng · New User Joined: 27 Aug 2006 Posts: 51 Location: Taiwan

I have found that there are DFH constants serving the purpose.

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UmeySan · Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 3:27 pm

Hi !

Yes, you could move the relating DFH Keywords to the attibute Byte of
the map-field for changing the attibutes of a map-field for the next send-map.

Also use the search-function in this forum. This topic had been descibed
in details in former time here.

Regards, UmeySan

divya_maddi · New User Joined: 03 Nov 2005 Posts: 33

move the following value to the attribute of the screen variable. For example if your screen variable is sc-name and then the attribute variable is sc-name-a, then move one of the following to sc-name-a:

ATTR1234
- 1 - U = UNPROT - P = PROT
- 2 - A = ALPHA - N = NUM
- 3 - N = NORM - B = BRT - D = DRK
- 4 - O = MDT-OFF - M = MDT-ON

ATTRUANO PIC X VALUE ' '.
ATTRUANM PIC X VALUE 'A'.
ATTRUABO PIC X VALUE 'H'.
ATTRUABM PIC X VALUE 'I'.
ATTRUADO PIC X VALUE '<'.
ATTRUADM PIC X VALUE '('.
ATTRUNNO PIC X VALUE '&'.
ATTRUNNM PIC X VALUE 'J'.
ATTRUNBO PIC X VALUE 'Q'.
ATTRUNBM PIC X VALUE 'R'.
ATTRUNDO PIC X VALUE '*'.
ATTRUNDM PIC X VALUE ')'.
ATTRPANO PIC X VALUE '-'.
ATTRPANM PIC X VALUE '/'.
ATTRPABO PIC X VALUE 'Y'.
ATTRPABM PIC X VALUE 'Z'.
ATTRPADO PIC X VALUE '%'.
ATTRPADM PIC X VALUE '_'.
ATTRPNNO PIC X VALUE '0'.
ATTRPNNM PIC X VALUE '1'.
ATTRPNBO PIC X VALUE '8'.
ATTRPNBM PIC X VALUE '9'.
ATTRPNDO PIC X VALUE '@'.
ATTRPNDM PIC X VALUE QUOTE.

jacobdng · New User Joined: 27 Aug 2006 Posts: 51 Location: Taiwan

Dear divya,

Thanks for your information.

Jacob