DSQ global variables associated with table editor

All of these global variables can be modified by the SET GLOBAL command.

If the CONFIRM option of the EDIT TABLE command is NO, the Table Editor suppresses the display of all confirmation panels. If the CONFIRM option is YES, the Table Editor determines which categories of confirmation are enabled by checking the values of the global variables shown in this table.

The Table Editor defaults depend on the SAVE keyword from the EDIT TABLE command:

When SAVE=IMMEDIATE, the default for each category is to enable.
When SAVE=END, the default for the DELETE, MODIFY, and END/CANCEL categories is to enable; the default for the ADD and CHANGE categories is to disable.

Callable Interface Variable Name	Command Interface Variable Name	Length	Description
DSQCP_TEADD	none	01	Displays a confirmation panel after an ADD subcommand. Values can be: 0 panel is disabled. 1 panel is enabled. 2 panel is enabled or disabled depending on the Table Editor defaults. This is the default.
DSQCP_TECHG	none	01	Displays a confirmation panel after a CHANGE subcommand. Values can be: 0 panel is disabled. 1 panel is enabled. 2 panel is enabled or disabled depending on the Table Editor defaults. This is the default.
DSQCP_TEEND	none	01	Displays a confirmation panel when the user issues an END subcommand or a CANCEL subcommand to terminate a Table Editor subsession. The panel can appear in several variations, depending on whether or not END or CANCEL was issued, whether modifications were made to the database, and whether the screen contained modified data when END or CANCEL was issued. Values can be: 0 panel is disabled. 1 panel is enabled. 2 panel is enabled or disabled depending on the Table Editor defaults. This is the default.
DSQCP_TEDEL	none	01	Displays a confirmation panel after a DELETE subcommand. Values can be: 0 panel is disabled. 1 panel is enabled. 2 panel is enabled or disabled depending on the Table Editor defaults. This is the default.
DSQCP_TEDFLT	none	01	The reserved character used to indicate the default value for a column in the Table Editor. Initially set to a plus sign (+) character.
DSQCP_TEDFLT_DBCS	none	04	The reserved DBCS character used to indicate the default value for a graphic string column in the Table Editor. The value must be a four-byte, mixed string, composed of one DBCS character, preceded by the shift-out character, and followed by the shift-in character. Initially set to a DBCS plus sign (+) character. Note that this global variable is used only in a DBCS environment.
DSQCP_TEMOD	none	01	Displays a confirmation panel when displayed data is modified and a PREVIOUS, CLEAR, SHOW CHANGE, SHOW SEARCH, REFRESH, or NEXT subcommand is issued. The resulting panel includes the name of the subcommand as part of the panel text. Values can be: 0 panel is disabled. 1 panel is enabled. 2 panel is enabled or disabled depending on the Table Editor defaults.
DSQCP_TENULL	none	01	The reserved character used to indicate the null value for a column in the Table Editor. Initially set to a hyphen (-) character.
DSQCP_TENULL_DBCS	none	04	The reserved DBCS character used to indicate the null value (or, in the context of search criteria, to indicate ignore) for a graphic string column in the Table Editor. The value must be a four-byte, mixed string, composed of one DBCS character, preceded by the shift-out character, and followed by the shift-in character. Initially set to a DBCS hyphen (-) character. Note that this global variable is used only in a DBCS environment.

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