ENABLE Reference Manual
ENABLE COMMANDS
SET Command
If you supply a current value for an application attribute,
ENABLE uses that value to determine the description of an
application added to the object table (unless you supply an
override value for the same attribute when you enter an ADD
command).
If you supply a current value for a box attribute, ENABLE uses
that value to determine the description of a box added to the
object table (unless you supply an override value for the same
attribute when you enter an ADD command).
Resetting an Attribute. If you use the SET command to set a
value for an attribute, you can use the RESET command to reset
the attribute to its starting value.
The RESET APPL * command resets all box and application
attributes to their starting values. The RESET BOX * command
resets only the box attributes to their starting values.
Overriding a Value Set by a SET Command. If you use the SET
command to supply a current value for an attribute, you can
supply an override value for the same attribute by using the ADD
command. If you supply an override value for an attribute with
the ADD command, you do not change the current value of the
attribute in the attribute table. The override attribute value
applies only to the object you are adding. Refer to Section 2
for more information about override values.
Default Attribute Values. ENABLE supplies a default value for
some box and application attributes if the starting, current, and
override values of these attributes are null (blank). ENABLE
only supplies these default values when adding an object
(application or box) to the object table. ENABLE supplies
default values for the following box and application attributes:
DATAFILE ENABLE uses the name of the file identified in the
record description as the default value of this
attribute. If the record description does not
identify a file name, ENABLE uses the record
description name as the default value of this
attribute.
TITLE ENABLE uses <application-name> as the default value
of the TITLE attribute.
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