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1English French Notes Complete/Exclude
2of the INIT routines.
3Package Name
4Version
5Date Distributed
6Moving
7 Entry into Init's.
8ARE YOU SURE EVERYTHING'S OK
9ASK I %=1,$D(DIFQ(0)) W !,
10SHALL I WRITE OVER FILE SECURITY CODES
11NOTE: This package also contains
12SHALL I WRITE OVER EXISTING
13S OF THE SAME NAME
14Answer YES to replace the current
15S with the incoming ones.
16 HAS BEEN FILED...
17' Help Frame filed.
18Shall I change the NAME of the file to
19Shall I replace your file with mine
20Do you want to keep the Data
21Do you want to keep the Templates
22' BULLETIN FILED -- Remember to add mail groups for new bulletins.
23REMOTE PROCEDURE
24' Option Filed
25FORM or BLOCK
26 has been installed,
27but associated file
28 is not on your system!
29Compiling form:
30ERROR: Form:
31 cannot be compiled
32IXF ;;
33OK, I'M DONE.
34TE THAT FILE
35 SECURITY-CODE PROTECTION HAS BEEN MADE
36 (Partial Definition)
37 (including data)
38*BUT YOU ALREADY HAVE '
39' AS FILE #
40Note: You already have the '
41Screen on this Data Dictionary did not pass--DD will not be installed!
42Shall I write over the existing Data Definition
43Want my data
44merged with^to overwrite
45 your data with mine.
46NO UPDATING HAS OCCURRED!
47This version
48INIT' was created on
49FIRST, I'LL FRESHEN UP YOUR VA FILEMAN....
50but I need version
51 of the VA FileMan!
52GO ;
53EN ; ENTER HERE TO BYPASS THE PRE-INIT PROGRAM
54I AM GOING TO SET UP THE FOLLOWING FILE
55I HAVE TO RUN AN ENVIRONMENT CHECK ROUTINE.
56INIS HAS BEEN FILED...
57ZL @X S D=0 F Y=1:1 S DNAME=$T(+Y),DD=$L(DNAME) X %X I 'DD S ^UTILITY(
58,$J,X)=D ZL DIFROM6 Q
59not changed
60not installed
61site tracking installed
62already installed
63YES means that you want to bring the
64S in this namespace.
65NO means that you want to leave them out.
66This question refers to entries in the ROUTINE documentation file.
67Also, if you are building a network mail INIT, you must answer
68YES if you wish to include routines other than just the INIT
69routines (such as pre and post-inits) into the network mail message.
70This is a unique 2 to 4 character prefix beginning with an uppercase
71letter and followed only by uppercase letters or numbers.
72If this is an established package, you may enter one of the prefixes
73listed in the left column below.
74Answer YES if you want to create a program called
75even though there already is one on file. (It will be overwritten.)
76Answer NO if you don't want to do this.
77YES means you want to include the security protection currently
78on the files in the initialization routines. A recipient of
79this package will be able to decide whether or not to accept
80these codes.
81NO means you do not want to include security codes.
82Enter the maximum number of characters each routine should
83contain. This number must be between 2000 and 9999.
84YES means that you are going to send this Package over
85the Network as a message.
86NO means that you are going to generate routines.
87The scramble password is a private code, which must be
88exactly correct for a reader to to see the message legibly
89It may be from 3 to 20 characters long. Upper and lower
90case characters are treated as the same.
91A scramble hint is used to suggest to the reader what
92the scramble password is. Since the password is not
93recoverable after it is entered, the hint can be a
94helpful reminder to the reader of the message. The
95hint will be shown to the recipient just before he
96is asked to enter the password.
97Enter YES if you wish to transport dictionaries
98or NO if you just want to Transport Options, Keys, etc.
99If YES, then ALL of the templates and forms belonging to the files
100selected will be included in the initialization routines.
101If NO, only NAMESPACED templates and forms will be included.
102If YES, this will change the existing file name
103to the incoming file name.
104If NO, it then will go on to the next Question.
105This allows you to keep your old data if you wish.
106I suggest if you get to this
107question Just Default to the Question.
108This will allow you to Delete or Keep the
109(Sort,Print,Input) Templates if you wish.
110Enter Yes if you wish to Delete your file
111This will overwrite your file with my file
112If you wish to save your file please say
113NO. It will then Quit the INIT Process.
114YES means that the information currently in the Package
115File will be used to generate the package. You will not be
116to alter it.
117NO means that you will be able to define the package as you
118proceed with the DIFROM.
119YES means that the package definition will be displayed to
120you on your current device.
121NO means that you will continue generating the package.
122YES means that the current data definitions will be overwritten
123with the ones in these routines.
124NO means that only new data fields will be added.
125YES means that the data coming in with these inits will
126replace the data on file if a match is found.
127only be added if there is no data on file.
128Entries will be added if they do not match exactly
129on Name and Identifiers.
130NO means that everything will be left as is.
131Package Version No. must be entered to put onto the second
132line of the INIT routines.
133Format can be either the old type of version no. nnn.nn
134or the new type, nnnXnn where X is either T for test phase
135or V for verification phase.
136Enter the Package Name to go on the second line of the INIT routines.
137Enter the Distribution Date for this Package, to go on the second
138line of the INIT routines. It should match the version date
139on the other routines being sent with this package.
140No DD Update
141No Data
142DDF(1),D0,
143PACKAGE NAME/SOUCE ROOT
144(File-top level)
145DI(.84,
146.4;PRINT TEMPLATE^.401;SORT TEMPLATE^.402;INPUT TEMPLATE^.403;FORM^.404;BLOCK^.5;FUNCTION^.84;DIALOG
147DPSVIs
148NO SUB-SUB TOTALS WERE RUN
149MARGIN WIDTH OF
150 IS TOO SMALL FOR DISPLAY
151USE WIDTH OF AT LEAST
152NO SUB-COUNTS WERE RUN
153VA FileMan
154STANDARD CAPTIONED OUTPUT
155Answer 'N' to create a formatted display as in the Print Option.
156DISPLAY AUDIT TRAIL
157Answer 'Y' to display the audit trail for each Entry.
158OTHER OPTION^1.01
159DEVICE:
160Op
161Oq
162Or
163Os
164Ot
165Ou
166Ov
167Ow
168Ox
169Oy
170Om
171Ol
172On
173BULLETIN MESSAGE
174' BULLETIN WILL NOT BE TRIGGERED)...
175DA=$O(
176DA))
177DIIX)
178KSsDWiRIkCTrf
179 Be sure to edit the routine to fill in the missing details,
180 and to customize the call to CREIXN^DDMOD.
181-CREATE NEW-STYLE XREF ;
182XR,
183RES,
184ROOT FILE
185SHORT DESCR
186WHOLE KILL
187SET CONDITION
188KILL CONDITION
189XR(
190LOOKUP PROMPT
191XFORM FOR STORAGE
192XFORM FOR LOOKUP
193XFORM FOR DISPLAY
194Routine name
195 Enter the name of the routine, without the leading up-arrow, that
196 should be built.
197 Answer must be 1-8 characters in length. It must begin with % or a
198 letter, followed by a combination of letters and numbers.
199 Do you wish to replace routine
200 Answer yes if you wish to replace routine
201 with a new version.
202Programmer initials
203 Enter your initials, which will appear on the first line of the
204Namespace to use for local variables
205 All variables used in the generated routine will start with the namespace
206 you choose.
207 Answer must be 1-4 characters in length. It must begin with % or a
208CROSS-REFERENCE FROM
209to build a routine for
210Jan^Feb^Mar^Apr^May^Jun^Jul^Aug^Sep^Oct^Nov^Dec
211You can only change the Type of cross reference to MUMPS, and only if you're a programmer.
212Cannot create MUMPS cross references on archived files.
213Index Name is a required field.
214AEIOUaeiou
215' Index already exists.
216' cross-reference already exists.
217Uniqueness Index Name cannot start with 'A'.
218Please enter a NAME and TYPE for this Index.
219Indexes used for Sorting Only must start with 'A'.
220Indexes used for Lookup & Sorting cannot start with 'A'.
221Only MUMPS Indexes can be Action-type Indexes.
222Action-type Indexes must start with 'A'.
223Only programmers are allowed to edit index logic.
224You can modify the logic of only 'MUMPS' indexes.
225COMPUTED CODE
226TRANSFORM FOR DISPLAY
227File must be a parent (ancestor) of Root File.
228UNABLE TO SAVE CHANGES
229FILE for Order #
230 To correct the problem, press <RET> at the Order # on Page 2.
231 In the resulting pop-up page, FILE will be filled in automatically.
232 Try saving again.
233 is not equal to the Root File:
234The subscript number
235 is used more than once.
236Subscript numbers must be consecutive numbers starting with 1.
237 <no name
238New-Style
239Field
240INDEXES:
241RECORD INDEXES:
242FIELD INDEXES:
243INDEXED BY:
244keep with next
245Short Descr:
246Description:
247Key
248Unique for:
249Set Logic:
250Set Cond:
251Kill Logic:
252Kill Cond:
253Whole Kill:
254<undefined file/field>
255Computed Code:
256<undefined computed code>
257Lookup Prompt:
258Transform (Storage):
259Transform (Display):
260Field:
261Triggered Field:
262Traditional Cross-References:
263Creating index definition ...
264ROOT TYPE
265NAME/USE
266TYPE/USE
267Building index ...
268Executing set logic ...
269Select Subfile:
270Are you sure you want to delete the index definition
271Want to create a new index for this file
272 Index definition deleted.
273Type of index
274Only programmers can create MUMPS cross references.
275 Enter 'Yes' if you want the index to reside at this level.
276Want to index whole
277How is this MUMPS cross reference to be used
278Want index to be used for Lookup & Sorting
279 or Sorting Only
280LOOKUP & SORTING
281** Only MUMPS cross references can be ACTION-type cross references. **
282Index Name
283Action-type indexes must start with 'A'
284There is already an index defined with this name.
285There is already a cross-reference defined with this name.
286Traditional
287Enter 'T' to select a Traditional cross-reference.
288Enter 'N' to select a New-Style cross-reference.
289 Compound indexes (indexes based on more than one field)
290 are examples of New-Style cross-references.
291There are no INDEX file cross-references defined on
292Current Indexes
293whole file index
294 (resides on
295Which Index do you wish to
296' on File #
297Index '
298 cannot be deleted. It is the uniqueness index for
299 Removing old index ...
300Do you want to delete the data in the old index now
301 Enter 'YES' to delete the data in the old index now.
302 You might answer 'NO' if you know that there is no data in the index, or
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