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  <pre>The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the left side of the "=" are the subscripts for the global.</pre>
  <pre>The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the left side of the "=" are the subscripts for the global.
    
   The text inside round  parentheses "(" ")" on the right of the "=" are field numbers.
 <pre>The text inside round  parentheses "(" ")" on the right of the "=" are field numbers.</pre>
   The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.
    
   If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :  
<pre>The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.</pre>
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If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report : </pre>
    
    
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  Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:
  Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:
 
    LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)
    LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)
 
      GO TO What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)       
      GO TO What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)       
 
  Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC'''  (subfile #19.05)  
  Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC'''  (subfile #19.05)
 
  Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
  Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
 
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  ^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,0)=  (#.01) RPC [1P:8994] ^ (#1) RPCKEY [2F] ^
  ^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,0)=  (#.01) RPC [1P:8994] ^ (#1) RPCKEY [2F] ^
    
    
  ^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)=  (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^
  ^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)=  (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^
    
    
   <pre>[1P] means 1  == piece #1 on the node P  == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE</pre>
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[1P] means 1  == piece #1 on the node P  == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE
   
   
  <pre>[2F] means 2  == piece #2 on the node F  == Free Text Data Type</pre>
  [2F] means 2  == piece #2 on the node F  == Free Text Data Type
   
   
  <pre>[E1,245K]] means Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node K == MUMPS Data Type</pre>
  [E1,245K]] means Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node K == MUMPS Data Type
 
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  If you do a Global Map on the MENU subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :
  If you do a Global Map on the MENU subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :

Revision as of 07:33, 19 October 2020

The text inside round parentheses "(" ")" on the left side of the "=" are the subscripts for the global.
  The text inside round  parentheses "(" ")" on the right of the "=" are field numbers.
  The text inside the square brackets "[" "]" are positional information and datatypes for that position.
  If you do a Global Map on the RPC subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report : 

 Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:
    LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES START WITH What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)  
      GO TO What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)      
 Select SUB-FILE: '''RPC'''  (subfile #19.05) 
 Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// '''GLOBAL''' MAP
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 ^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,0)=  (#.01) RPC [1P:8994] ^ (#1) RPCKEY [2F] ^
  
 ^DIC(19,D0,"RPC",D1,1)=  (#2) RULES [E1,245K] ^
  
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 [1P] means 1  == piece #1 on the node P  == Pointer Data Type:8994 == pointer to File 8994, which is the REMOTE PROCEDURE FILE
 
 [2F] means 2  == piece #2 on the node F  == Free Text Data Type
 
 [E1,245K]] means Extract positions 1 through 245 (inclusive) on the node K == MUMPS Data Type

If you do a Global Map on the MENU subfile/mutiple of the OPTION File you would see the following information in the report :

Select DATA DICTIONARY UTILITY OPTION:    LIST FILE ATTRIBUTES

 START WITH What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)

      GO TO What File: OPTION//  File #19   (10398 entries)

      Select SUB-FILE: MENU  (subfile #19.01)

Select LISTING FORMAT: STANDARD// GLOBAL MAP

^DIC(19,D0,10,D1,0)=  (#.01) ITEM [1P:19] ^ (#2) SYNONYM [2F] ^

                  ==>(#3) DISPLAY ORDER [3N] ^

See Also

  • FileMan Users Guide on Hardhats site:

https://www.hardhats.org/fileman/u2/fa_glob.htm

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