5.8.4 If you Enable a Partition for Full RDMLX
This section only applies if you are modifying an existing partition or creating a new partition to be enabled for full RDMLX.
Before enabling a partition for full RDMLX, review RDML and RDMLX Partitions Concepts to understand the implications of this option.
If you choose to enable a partition for RDMLX, then you will be presented with additional screens to specify defaults for object creation in the RDMLX-enabled partition.
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Create full RDMLX Components, Functions, Fields, Files
The options enable you to set the defaults for full RDMLX status for these object types in this partition. This default value will be used when creating the objects in the Visual LANSA development environment.
The default is YES.
A value of YES means that this object type will be enabled for full RDMLX when created. You may change the default value for the particular object being created.
Defaults by Field Type
Various defaults and enabling flags may be specified for each field type. These defaults will be used when creating fields in this partition. Only those field types which are flagged as enabled will be able to be created in this partition.
Allow in Fields
Allowable values are:
YES |
Fields of this type may be created in this partition. |
NO |
Fields of this type may not be created in this partition. |
If your partition has existing field types, such as A (alphanumeric), P (packed) or S (signed), it is recommended that these types remain enabled to ensure maintenance of existing code is not restricted.
Default values may be specified for:
- Field default value
- Keyboard shift
- Length
- Number of decimal places
- Edit code
- Input attributes
- Output attributes
These defaults will be used when fields of this type are created in this partition.
Input and output attributes for field types A (alphanumeric), P (packed) or S (signed) will be set initially to the system level values. They may be changed. The values set will be used in this partition.