ENABLE Reference Manual
 ENABLE ATTRIBUTES
 TREE Attribute
 TREE Attribute
 The TREE attribute associates a box, or set of boxes, with an
 application. It specifies a hierarchical relationship between
 the boxes. Based on this logical structure, the application
 determines the access path to records for display within a
 child box. The syntax of the TREE attribute is:
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 | TREE ( <level> <box-name> |
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 | [ <level> <box-name> <link-optional-clause> ] ... ) |
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 | NOTE: APPL must be the object type in effect when you |
 | supply a value for this application attribute. |
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 | <level> |
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 | is a positive integer from 1 to 50 that indicates the |
 | hierarchical position of the <box-name> it preceeds. |
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 | The first box must have the lowest <level>. Subsequent |
 | boxes must have higher level numbers. These level numbers |
 | need not be consecutive. |
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 | A child box must have a higher <level> than the parent |
 | associated with it. All child boxes associated with the |
 | same parent must have the same <level>. |
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 | <box-name> |
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 | is the name of a box that must appear in the object table |
 | when the application is added. For single-file |
 | applications, this name may be supplied at the time the |
 | application is generated. |
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