Predefined processes are located in the runtime application (application ID ---). Refer to Chapter 4-7 for a discussion of the runtime application and a complete listing of predefined processes …

You can reference predefined fields in statements, for example, and set the values of some of them (such as ALTERNATE IMAGE NUMBER) to control processing flow. APPX keeps track …

Most of the predefined processes are only invoked by APPX. Following is a list of the predefined processes that a designer can invoke (each of which is described in detail later in this …

Predefined Processes APPX provides a number of standard processes that you can invoke, or are automatically invoked, at appropriate points in your applications.

In the runtime application, APPX includes and maintains a number of fields called predefined fields or PDFs. These fields contain various “points of reference,” such as who the current user …

Chapter 4-7: Predefined Fields and Processes APPX MENU This menu is the default startup process for all users. In addition to allowing a user to select a new database, the APPX MENU …

When you use a predefined process, you designate the application ID with three hyphens (---). APPX interprets the three hyphens as the runtime application. (The actual application ID is 0LA.)

The predefined field NEXT CHILD ID can be used to alter the sequence of child process invocation. Normally, child processes are invoked in sequence number order.

Chapter 4-7: Predefined Fields and Processes RETURN CODE This field is returned whenever a CALL or RUN statement is completed. Its value is determined by the process that was called …

Runtime Application Predefined Fields (PDFs) Using Predefined Fields (PDFs) Categories of PDFs Current Status PDFs Process Control PDFs Terminal Management PDFs Information …