PURPOSE: The ENABLE/DISABLE statements can be used in Process Modules (PM) to set several ACCENT R environment control options. The options available in PM’s are as follows:
ADDRESS CHECK |
controls automatic checking of valid record addresses. |
AMERICAN DATE EUROPEAN DATE INTERNATIONAL DATE |
controls date formatting. |
AUX MESSAGES |
controls the printing of messages about auxiliary Data Sets (DS). |
CALENDAR UPDATING |
controls updating of the calendar information. |
COMMAND AREA TRACE |
controls print commands executed from the command area. |
CPU TRACE |
traces processing time. |
DATATRIM |
controls action on spaces at the end of a field. |
DBL READ ONLY |
controls write access to the current DBL. |
DECIMAL CHECK |
controls precision required in entered numeric data. |
DUPLICATE |
controls repetition of field values during ENTER. |
ECHO |
controls echoing of user input. |
ERROR ABORT |
controls aborting during debugging. |
ERROR MESSAGES |
controls displaying of error messages. |
EXACT COMPARE |
controls machine bit comparison. |
FIELDTRIM |
controls inclusion of trailing spaces. |
FILE TRACE |
controls printing file action messages. |
FORM DI TRACE |
controls printing of a message when an index is formed. |
INPUT EDIT |
controls field input edit. |
INTERRUPTS |
controls Control-C interrupts. |
IO READ TRACE |
controls printing file read operation messages. |
IO TRACE |
controls printing of IO operation messages. |
IO WRITE TRACE |
controls printing file write operation messages. |
OUTPUT CHECK |
controls checking on the status of output DS’s. |
OUTPUT EDIT |
controls field output edit. |
PROMPTS |
controls prompting with field name for entered field values. |
QUEUE TRACE |
controls printing of record queuing messages. |
RECORD COUNTS |
controls printing of a number of different categories of records processed. |
SEQUENCE LOWER |
causes lowercase to be seen as different form uppercase. |
SF COMMAND INPUT |
controls the input of commands from an SF. |
SF DATA INPUT |
controls whether data input comes from the terminal or an SF. |
TERMINAL FORM |
transmits form feeds or simulates them. |
TERMINAL LOWER CASE |
controls case of terminal output. |
TERMINAL TAB |
transmits tab characters or simulates them. |
VALIDATION |
controls validity checking of field data. |
WARNING MESSAGES |
controls printing of warning messages. |
NOTES: The ENABLE and DISABLE statements are identical to the ENABLE and DISABLE commands.
SEE ALSO: ENABLE / DISABLE Commands