Editor Options (1 of 8) panel
Use the eight Editor Options panels (1 to 8) to set your default editor options.
If you get to this panel from the Set Processing Options panel or from the action bar, these options are saved in your ISPF profile and persist from one FM/Db2 session to the next.
Otherwise (if you get to this panel by selecting Edit options on the Db2® View panel or the Db2® Edit panel), then any changes you make to these options last only for the life of the current FM/Db2 editor session.
Panel and field definitions
- Initial display format
- Use
this section of the Editor Options panel to specify how editor panels appear at the start of a
File Manager/Db2 editor session. Set this option to
one of the following:
- 1. Previous
- The display format field (Format) on the View or Edit panel is prefilled with the value specified in the previous FM/Db2 editor session. This is the default setting.
- 2. Table
- The View or Edit panel is displayed in TABLE display format.
- 3. Single
- The View or Edit panel is displayed in SNGL display format.
- Editor CAPS Setting
- Indicates the initial setting of CAPS in a File Manager/Db2 editor session and whether you can
change the setting. When this option is available for update, the default is not
selected.
- Initially ON (fixed at installation)
- CAPS set to ON. You cannot change the setting by means of the edit options.
- Initially OFF (fixed at installation)
- CAPS set to OFF. You cannot change the setting by means of the edit options.
- Enter "/" to select option … Initially ON
- You can change the CAPS setting:
- ⁄
- Set CAPS to ON
- (blank)
- Set CAPS to OFF
- Create audit trail
- Determines
if FM/Db2 generates an audit trail report of all successful modifications
to Db2® data made during an Edit
session:
- ⁄
- Audit trail report generated.
- (blank)
- Audit trail report not generated.
Note:- The display of this option depends on whether SAF-rule controlled auditing is in effect and if auditing is to occur for the Db2® system. See SAF-rule controlled auditing.
- The ability to change this option depends on installation options within the Db2® subsystem to which FM/Db2 is connected. The Create an audit
trail option can be:
- Permanently selected (
/
shown in the option). Audit trail reporting occurs for Edit processing. You cannot change the setting of the option. - Permanently deselected (blank shown in the option). Audit trail reporting does not occur for Edit processing. You cannot change the setting of the option.
- Optional. Type a
/
in the option to generate audit reporting for all Edit processing; otherwise, type a space in the option to suppress audit trail reporting of any Edit processing.
At the end of your FM/Db2 session, the Create an audit trail option that you specify can be saved to your ISPF profile, or it can be set to blank (audit trail report not selected), depending on the installation options within the Db2® subsystem to which FM/Db2 is connected. The audit installation options for the currently connected Db2® system can be determined by selecting option 7 from the HELP pull down menu. When the auditing option is
OPTIONAL,OFF
, the Create an audit trail option is always reset to blank (not selected) at the start of a File Manager/Db2 session. This means that, for an audit log to be written, auditing must be explicitly selected each time a new FM/Db2 session is started. Further, when this option is selected, there is no distinction between the global setting for the audit option, and any value entered using 'edit options' on the Db2® edit panel. For more information, see the File Manager Customization Guide or see your systems administrator. - Permanently selected (
- More options
- These options control whether FM/Db2 displays the further editor
options panels. The default for each option is selected.
The FM/Db2 editor options are too numerous to fit on a single panel. To access additional options, select the fields in this section of the panel.
To navigate to the other options panels, press the PF key assigned to NxtPage (PF11 by default). To return to the previous panel, press the PF key assigned to PrvPage (PF10 by default).
You can omit the display of one or more of the additional options panels by de-selecting the appropriate field in the "More options" section of the panel.
- Optimization, large table and data sampling options
- Indicates whether
you want the second Editor Options panel displayed when you navigate
between Editor Options panels using the NxtPage function key (F11) or
the PrvPage function key (F10).
- ⁄
- Display the second Editor Options panel
- (blank)
- Do not display the second Editor Options panel
- Table/Single format, prefix area and shadow options
- Indicates whether
you want the third Editor Options panel displayed when you navigate
between Editor Options panels using the NxtPage function key (F11) or
the PrvPage function key (F10).
- ⁄
- Display the third Editor Options panel
- (blank)
- Do not display the third Editor Options panel
- Key, index and export options
- Indicates
whether you want the fourth Editor Options panel displayed when you
navigate between Editor Options panels using the NxtPage function key (F11) or
the PrvPage function key (F10).
- ⁄
- Display the fourth Editor Options panel
- (blank)
- Do not display the fourth Editor Options panel
- Varying length and nullable column options
- Indicates whether you want
the fifth Editor Options panel displayed when you navigate between
Editor Options panels using the NxtPage function key (F11) or
the PrvPage function key (F10).
- ⁄
- Display the fifth Editor Options panel
- (blank)
- Do not display the fifth Editor Options panel
- Enter key and commit processing options
- Indicates whether you want
the sixth Editor Options panel displayed when you navigate between
Editor Options panels using the NxtPage function key (F11) or
the PrvPage function key (F10).
- ⁄
- Display the sixth Editor Options panel
- (blank)
- Do not display the sixth Editor Options panel
- Concurrency and locking options
- Indicates
whether you want the seventh Editor Options panel displayed when you
navigate between Editor Options panels using the NxtPage function key (F11) or
the PrvPage function key (F10).
- ⁄
- Display the seventh Editor Options panel
- (blank)
- Do not display the seventh Editor Options panel
- XML and LOB column processing options
- Indicates whether you want to display the eighth Editor Options
panel when you navigate between Editor Options panels by using the NxtPage function key (F11) or
the PrvPage function key (F10).
- ⁄
- Display the eighth Editor Options panel
- (blank)
- Do not display the eighth Editor Options panel
Parent panels
Child panels
To display this panel… | Use/do this |
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Editor Options (2 of 8) panel | Press the NxtPage function key (F11) |