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e.g. INPUT FIELDS "row, col, LIST rows/cols, ROWSUB, ALL, DISPLAYED_ORDER, NOWAIT": numeric-array | e.g. INPUT FIELDS "row, col, LIST rows/cols, ROWSUB, ALL, DISPLAYED_ORDER, NOWAIT": numeric-array | ||
This reads the original row subscripts for all rows - in their present order. This qualifier works only with the [[ALL]] selection type. It may be used in conjunction with other qualifiers such as FKEY. | This reads the original row subscripts for all rows - in their present order. This qualifier works only with the [[Grid and List#Input Operations|ALL]] selection type. It may be used in conjunction with other qualifiers such as FKEY. | ||
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Revision as of 19:32, 22 July 2013
The Displayed_Order list and grid read qualifier introduced in BR! 4.30.
DISPLAYED_ORDER - indicates that the read operation is to not restore the data into it's original order before returning the results to the program.
e.g. INPUT FIELDS "row, col, LIST rows/cols, ROWSUB, ALL, DISPLAYED_ORDER, NOWAIT": numeric-array
This reads the original row subscripts for all rows - in their present order. This qualifier works only with the ALL selection type. It may be used in conjunction with other qualifiers such as FKEY.