Showing leading zeros

To show leading zeros, enter YES into the Leading zeros column. The default setting is NO (suppress leading zeros). An example display with leading zeros shown for a column (SALARY) shows the leading zeros shown for SALARY (but not for the other two numeric columns shown).
Figure 1. An example display with leading zeros shown for a column (SALARY)
  Process   Options   Utilities   Help
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 FM/Db2 (DFG2)                    Table Browse          42 rows fetched
 TABLE FMNUSER.EMP                                                  Format TABL
 JOB      EDLEVEL SEX    BIRTHDATE       SALARY       BONUS        COMM
 #8            #9 #10    #11                #12         #13         #14
 CH(8)      SMINT CH(1)  DATE          DEC(9,2)    DEC(9,2)    DEC(9,2)
 <---+-->  <---+> -      <---+----> <---+----1> <---+----1> <---+----1>
 ****  Top of data  ****
 PRES          18 F      08/14/1933  0052750.00     1000.00     4220.00
 MANAGER       18 M      02/02/1948  0041250.00      800.00     3300.00
 MANAGER       20 F      05/11/1941  0038250.00      800.00     3060.00
 MANAGER       16 M      09/15/1925  0040175.00      800.00     3214.00
 MANAGER       16 M      07/07/1945  0032250.00      600.00     2580.00
 MANAGER       16 F      05/26/1953  0036170.00      700.00     2893.00
 MANAGER       16 F      05/15/1941  0029750.00      600.00     2380.00
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