ENABLE Reference Manual

RUNNING ENABLE
String Literals
This record description contains several groups; for example:
"predicted-dates" and "actual-dates." Nested within both of
these groups are other groups: "starting" and "ending." If you
want to refer to the field named year indicated in the following
portion of this record description:
02 predicted-dates.
04 starting.
06 day ...
06 month ...
06 year ...
04 ending.
06 day ...
06 month ...
06 year ... <-------- the ending year of the
predicted dates
you must enter:
predicted-dates.ending.year
To refer to the primary key ("event-key") of the "events" record
description, you could enter either:
KEY or event-key
String Literals
Several of the ENABLE commands allow you to specify a string
literal. A string literal consists of one or more characters
enclosed within quotation marks. You can specify any character,
including a blank, within a string literal. Consider the
following examples of string literals:
"This is a string literal"
" "
"Part Name Part Number"
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