IBM AS/400 manual Save PFD Definition

When you specify1 in theOption prompt andY in theReturn to PFD definition list prompt, the following display appears:

à		Save PFD Definition				ð
	Type choices, press Enter.
	PFD definition	. . . . .	PFDNEW		Name, F4	for list
	. . . . . . . . . . .File	. . . . .	PFUFILE		Name, F4	for list
	. . . . . . . .Library	. . . . .		PFULIB	Name, \CURLIB
	. . . .Text 'description'	. . . . .	Sample PFD		definition
			N		Y=Yes, N=No
	Delete removed elements .	. . . . .

F4=Prompt

F5=Refresh

F12=Cancel

á

ñ

Specify the name of the PFD definition, the PFD definition file, the

description text.

You

can

also

specify

whether

or

not

to

delete

any

removed

elements

The

following

table

explains

each

field

of

the

Save

PFD

Definition

di

Field

Name

Description

PFD

definition

Specifies

the

name

used

to

store

the

PFD

definition

you

have

created.

This

name

must

be

a

valid

OS/400

member

name.

You

can

see

the

list of existing PFD definitions in the spec

definition

file

by

pressing

F4.

File

Specifies

the

name

of

the

PFD

definition

file in which the P

is

to

be

stored.

This

name

must

be a

valid

OS/400

file

name.

You

can

see

the

list of existing PFD definition files in the

library by

pressing

F4

and

select a PFD definition file from

Library

Specifies

the

name

of

the

library

in

which to store the PFD

This

name

must

be

a

valid

OS/400

library

name.

Text 'description'

Specifies

up

to

50

characters

that

describe

the

PFD

de

being

saved.

Delete removed

Specify Y (Yes) if you want to delete

removed

elements

and

elements

other

elements,

otherwise N

(No).

When you press the Enter key

after

specifying

these

prompts,

the f

appears:

Chapter 10. Work with PFD Definitions189