Table and field numbers for the report object

The following figure shows the table numbers for T records and field numbers for V records:

Table 27. General reports. Table and field numbers for exported report object
Table or field number Record type Description
1001 V Profile DECIMAL option
1002 V Length of L record control area + fixed area
     
1010 T Formatted report table
     
For each formatted data column in the report:
1012 T For all usage codes except OMIT
1013 T Edit code by which data is formatted
1014 T Starting position for field containing formatted data (including indent area)
1015 T Starting position for field containing formatted data (excluding indent area)
1016 T Ending position for field containing formatted data
1017 T Number of relative physical report line within logical report line in which formatted column value appears

See Note 2 after Table 28 for the meaning of fields 1014, 1015, and 1016 when the report is an across-style report.

Table 28. Across reports. Field numbers for exported report object.
Field number Record type Description
2001 V Edit code by which across value is formatted
2002 V Number of data lines per across group
2003 V Indicates whether the across summary column exists
     
2010 T Across report table
     
For each across value:
2012 T Starting position for formatted across value. (The across value appears in the column heading lines)
2013 T Ending position for formatted across value
2014 T Starting position for the set of report columns associated with this across value, including preceding indent area
Notes:
  1. Position 1 of the report line immediately follows the L record fixed area.
  2. For aggregated columns in an across report, the fields 1014, 1015, and 1016 describe the relative starting and ending positions of the field within an across value's set of aggregated columns. (Refer to field 2014 in the Table 28.)
  3. R records for text lines in each report heading (PAGE or BREAK) or footing (PAGE, BREAK, or FINAL) are only written up to and including the last line that contains modifications to the form defaults.

    At least one R record is written for each heading or footing even when the fields for a given heading or footing all have their original values.

  4. Continuation records are written for the report object when the maximum record length would otherwise be exceeded.
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