ENABLE Reference Manual

RUNNING ENABLE
ENABLE Commands--Usage Overview
Now suppose that you want to identify "parts-box" as the box to
be used by the application. You identify the boxes used by an
application by supplying a value for the TREE attribute. You
could supply a value for this attribute when you enter the ADD
APPL command that names and adds the application. The following
ADD APPL command, for example, adds an application called
"parts-in" and supplies a value for the TREE attribute:
ADD APPL parts-in, TREE (01 parts-box)
When you use an ADD APPL command to supply a value for an
application attribute, you supply an override value--a value that
applies only to the application being added. The override value
supplied by the preceding ADD APPL command, for example, only
applies to the "parts-in" application. When you supply an
override value, ENABLE enters this value in the attribute table.
Figure 2-7 illustrates this process.
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Starting Value:
Current Value:
Override Value:
Default Value:
Sample Application Attributes Sample Box Attributes
TITLE TREE PATHCOMFILE RECORD DELETE DATAFILE
Null Null Null Null ON Null
%ADD APPL parts-in, TREE (01 parts-box)
ENABLE
PARTSENABPATH
(01 PARTS-BOX)
Figure 2-7. Override Value for an Application Attribute
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