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Action Bar and Pull-Downs Summary


The following figures and tables provide a summary of all Action Bar items and Pull-Down menu choices for File-AID for Db2. For a general overview of the Action Bar, see Action Bar

Edit Action Bar Items and Pull-Downs

These Action Bar items are available for the Edit and Browse panels:

  • File
  • Edit
  • View
  • Options
  • Open
  • Menu
  • Utilities
  • Help

The following figure shows the File-AID for Db2 Edit action bar.

Action Bar Example - Row Mode

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Action Bar Example - Table Mode

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File Pull-Down

The following figure shows the File pull-down menu.

File Pull-down

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The following table lists the File pull-down choices with a short description.

File Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Save -- Edit Only

SAVE primary command. Not available in Browse mode. See SAVE for a detailed description.

2. Printds...

PRINTDS primary command. Appends table data to a data set. See PRINTDS-PRTDS for a detailed description.

3. Printp...

PRINTP primary command. Prints table data to a printer. See PRINTP-PRTP for a detailed description.

4. Cancel -- Edit Only

CANCEL primary command. Not available in Browse mode. See CANCEL-CAN for a detailed description.

5. End

END primary command. See END for a detailed description.

6. Return

RETURN primary command. See RETURN for a detailed description.

7. Exit File-AID for Db2

Option X from the Primary Option Menu. It terminates your current File-AID for Db2 session.

Edit Pull-Down

The following figure shows the Edit pull-down menu.

Edit Pull-down in Table Mode

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The following table lists the Edit pull-down choices with a short description.

Edit Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Find...

FIND primary command. See FIND-F for a detailed description.

2. Change... Edit Only

CHANGE primary command. Not available in Browse mode. See CHANGE-C for a detailed description.

3. Rchange F6 Edit Only

RCHANGE primary command. Repeats the last CHANGE command. Not available in Browse mode. See RCHANGE for a detailed description.

4. Rfind F5

RFIND primary command. Repeats the last FIND command. See RFIND for a detailed description.

5. Cut Edit Only

CUT primary command. Not available in row mode. See CUT-CU for a detailed description.

6. Paste... Edit Only

PASTE primary command. Not available in row mode. See PASTE-PAS for a detailed description.

7. Delete Edit Only

DELETE primary command. Not available in table mode. See DELETE-DEL for a detailed description.

8. Insert Edit Only

INSERT primary command. Not available in table mode. See INSERT-INS for a detailed description.

9. Repeat Edit Only

REPEAT primary command. Not available in table mode. See REPEAT-REP for a detailed description.

View Pull-Down

The following figure shows the Edit pull-down menu.

View Pull-down in Row Mode

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The following table lists the View pull-down choices with a short description.

View Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Row

ROW primary command. Switches display mode from table to row mode. See ROW for a detailed description.

2. Rowh

ROWH primary command. Switches display mode from table to row mode in hexadecimal display. See ROWH for a detailed description.

3. Table

TABLE primary command. Switches display mode from row to table mode. See TABLE-TAB for a detailed description.

4. Hide...

HIDE primary command. Displays the Hide/Hold/Reset Command window so you can manipulate the column display on your screen. See HIDE for a detailed description.

5. Hold...

HOLD primary command. Displays the Hide/Hold/Reset Command window so you can manipulate the column display on your screen. See HOLD for a detailed description.

6. Locate...

LOCATE primary command. See LOCATE-L for a detailed description.

7. Reset...

RESET primary command. Displays the Hide/Hold/Reset Command window so you can manipulate the column display on your screen. See RESET-RES for a detailed description.

8. Flip

FLIP primary command. Not available in row mode. Changes the status of all rows in respect to exclusion. See FLIP for a detailed description.

9. Sort...

SORT primary command. Sorts table rows by columns. See SORT for a detailed description.

10. Jump

JUMP primary command. Moves cursor from window to window in a multiple table edit or browse session. Not available in single table session. See JUMP-J for a detailed description.

11. Path

PATH primary command. Switches to the first window of the next related table path. Only available in related table sessions with more than 1 path open. See PATH for a detailed description.

12. Max

MAX primary command. Enlarges a window to maximum screen size in a multiple table edit or browse session. Not available in single table session. See MAX for a detailed description.

13. Min

MIN primary command. Reduces a window to minimum window size in a multiple table edit or browse session. Not available in single table session. See MIN for a detailed description.

14. Graphic

GRAPHIC primary command. Displays a graph of the tables related to the current table in the edit or browse session. See GRAPHIC-GR for a detailed description.

15. Zoom

ZOOM primary command. Examines data from a specific column in character format. Not available in row mode. See ZOOM for a detailed description.

16. Zoomh

ZOOMH primary command. Examines data from a specific column in hexadecimal format. Not available in row mode. See ZOOMH for a detailed description.

17. Hex

HEX primary command. Displays all data in hexadecimal format. Not available in table mode. See ZOOMH for a detailed description.

Options Pull-Down

The following figure shows the Options pull-down menu.

Options Pull-Down

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The following table lists the View pull-down choices with a short description.

Options Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Info

INFO primary command. Displays File-AID for Db2 system information. See INFO for a detailed description.

2. Profile...

PROFILE primary command. Displays your current user profile defaults. See PROFILE-PRO for a detailed description.

Open Pull-Down

The following figure shows the Open pull-down menu.

Open Pull-Down

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The following table lists the View pull-down choices with a short description.

Open Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Browse...

BROWSE primary command. Initiates a multiple browse session. See  BROWSE-BRO for a detailed description.

2. Edit...

EDIT primary command. Initiates a multiple edit session. See EDIT-ED for a detailed description.

3. Rbrowse...

RBROWSE primary command. Initiates a related browse session. See RBROWSE-RB for a detailed description.

4. Redit...

REDIT primary command. Initiates a related edit session. See REDIT-RE for a detailed description.

Menu Pull-Down

The following figure shows the Menu pull-down menu.

Warning

Note

When selecting an item in this menu, you immediately terminate the edit or browse session and switch to the selected function.

Menu Pull-Down

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The following table lists the pull-down choices with a short description. See also Product Functions.

Menu Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Defaults and User Parms

Option 0 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the User-Parms-Menu. See "User Parms" on here for a detailed description.

2. Browse

Option 1 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the Browse Options Menu to start a browse session. See Starting-a-Browse-or-Edit-Session for a detailed description.

3. Edit

Option 2 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the Edit Options Menu to start an edit session. See Starting-a-Browse-or-Edit-Session for a detailed description.

4. Utilities

Option 3 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the Utility Selection Menu. See Utilities for a detailed description.

5. SQL Analysis

Option 4 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the SQL Analysis and Development Menu. See Accessing-the-SQL-Analysis-function for a detailed description.

6. Print

Option 5 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the Print Menu. See Print-Menu for a detailed description.

7. Relationships

Option 6 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the Relationships Options Menu. See Relationship-Facilitator for a detailed description.

8. Disguise

Option 7 of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the Data Disguise Menu. See Data-Disguise-function for a detailed description.

9. File-AID/RDX

Option R of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the File-AID/Related Data XPERT. See File-AID/Related Data XPERT for a detailed description.

10. Xpediter

Option XT of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the Xpediter for DB2 Extension. See Xpediter for DB2 Extension for a detailed description.

11. Tutorial

Option T of the Primary Options Menu. Transfers to the File-AID for Db2 Tutorial System. See Tutorials for a detailed description.

Utilities Pull-Down

The following figure shows the Utilities pull-down menu.

Warning

Note

When selecting an item in this menu, you immediately terminate the edit or browse session and switch to the selected function.

Utilities Pull-Down

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The following table lists the pull-down choices with a short description. See also Utilities.

Table  42.   Utilities Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Objects

Option 2 of the Utility Selection Menu. Transfers to the Objects-Create-Model-Drop-Alter where you can create, alter or drop Db2 objects. See Objects-Create-Model-Drop-Alter for a detailed description.

2. Copy

Option 3 of the Utility Selection Menu. Transfers to the Table-Copy-Selection where you can copy rows between Db2 tables. See Copy-Utility-function for a detailed description.

3. Object list

Option 4 of the Utility Selection Menu. Transfers to the Access-Object-List-Utility where you can list Db2 objects. See Object-List-Utility-function for a detailed description.

4. SQL Mgr

Option 5 of the Utility Selection Menu. Enters the SQL Command Manager Utility. See SQL-Command-Manager-Utility-function for a detailed description.

5. Privileges

Option 6 of the Utility Selection Menu. Enters the Privileges Utility. See Privileges-Utility-function for a detailed description.

6. Extract,Load

Option 7 of the Utility Selection Menu. Enters the Extract and Load Utility. See Extract-and-Load-Utility-function for a detailed description.

7. Impact Analysis

Option 8 of the Utility Selection Menu. Enters the Impact Analysis Utility. See Impact-Analysis-Utility-function for a detailed description.

8. Batch Facility

Option 9 of the Utility Selection Menu. Enters the Batch Facility. See Batch-Facility-function for a detailed description.

Help Pull-Down

The following figure shows the Help pull-down menu.

Help Pull-Down Menu

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The following table lists the pull-down choices for the Help action bar item with a short description.

Help Pull-Down

Menu Choices

Description

1. Help for this panel

Displays the tutorial for the current panel. Same as pressing HELP. See also Tutorials.

2. Table of Contents

Starts the File-AID for Db2 tutorial with the Table of Contents. See also Tutorials.

3. Index

Starts the File-AID for Db2 tutorial with the Tutorial Index. See also Tutorials.

4. About

Invokes the File-AID for Db2 informational window.

Objects Utility Action Bar Items and Pull-Downs

These Action Bar items are available for the Objects Utility panels:

  • Menu
  • Utilities
  • Help

The following figure shows the File-AID for Db2 Object List action bar.

Object List Action Bar Example - Tables Option

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The Menu, Utilities, and Help pull-downs are identical to the ones for the Edit and Browse panels. See Menu Pull-Down, Utilities Pull-Down, and Help Pull-Down.


 

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BMC Compuware File-AID for Db2 21.01