Enform Plus Reference Manual

Clauses
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Option Variable Clauses
To reset the display count so that the entire Enform Plus program is printed, enter
zero for number. Specifying @DISPLAY-COUNT when using an Enform Plus
server (described in the Enform Plus User's Guide) is inadvisable. The default value
is zero.
@HEADING
When set ON, Enform Plus prints column headings in the report. When set OFF,
Enform Plus does not print headings. OFF is equivalent to NOHEAD ALL for every
report. The default is ON.
@LINES
specifies how many lines are to be printed per page. The default value is 60.
@MARGIN
specifies the left margin size in columns for reports. The default value is 0 (zero).
@NEWLINE
The new line character can appear within a heading string, inside the quotation
marks. It is used to specify multiple line column headings. The @NEWLINE Option
Variable clause can be reset to any single ASCII character except circumflex (^) or
hyphen (-). The default NEWLINE character is / (slash).
@NONPRINT-REPLACE
Enform Plus prints the replacement character for values that do not have a printable
character. When this clause is set to a character, that character is printed for values
that do not have a printable character. The default value is OFF.
@OVERFLOW
When a value does not fit within its formatted width, Enform Plus replaces the value
with overflow characters. When this clause is set to a single ASCII character,
Enform Plus prints that character when overflow occurs. The default overflow
character is an asterisk (*).
If you set @OVERFLOW to ASCII blank, Enform Plus truncates the value in a field
whenever an overflow occurs instead of replacing the value with blanks.
@PAGES
specifies a maximum number of pages to print per report. The default value is
32,767 pages.
@PRIMARY-EXTENT-SIZE
specifies the primary extent size of the output file. If necessary, the file will be
created with an extent size larger than the one you specified.
When this clause is not set, Enform Plus calculates an estimate of the primary and
secondary extent sizes needed for each output file. The estimate could be too large,