This file- or record-level keyword allows the display of graphics and the alphanumeric contents displayed by the record format on a 5292 Model 2 Color Display Station at the same time.
The keyword is ignored if it is specified for a file displayed on any other type of display.
This keyword has no parameters.
When a record with this keyword in effect is written to a 5292 Model 2 Color Display Station, the device is placed in graphics display mode, if it was not already in that mode. This is done whether the keyword is in effect for any other record also displayed on the device. The device remains in graphics display mode as long as there is any record displayed with the ALWGPH keyword selected. Displaying a record that does not have the ALWGPH keyword will not cause graphics display mode to end.
To turn the graphics display off, you must delete all records with the ALWGPH keyword in them from the display (or option off the keyword in those records). When the graphics display is turned off, any graphics already on the display are not deleted, but are no longer displayed. Provided that the graphics display is not deleted (through the use of Graphical Data Display Manager (GDDM®) functions), it will be displayed again the next time a record with ALWGPH is displayed, including one from a secondary interactive job called from the System Request Menu.
Option indicators are valid for this keyword.
This keyword cannot be specified with the SFL or the USRDFN keywords.
The following example shows how to specify the ALWGPH keyword.
|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 00010A R RECORD1 ALWGPH 00020A 23 2'Enter account number:' 00030A ACCT 5 B +2 A
In the example, RECORD1 can be displayed with graphics. The constant Enter account number: and the field ACCT appear on the display. Any graphics also displayed (through the use of GDDM routines) appear behind the alphanumerics. In other words, when a graphics line or pattern crosses the alphanumerics, a portion of the graphics is covered by the alphanumerics.
The following example shows how RECORD2 can be displayed with graphics only if option indicator 01 is on.
|...+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 00010A R RECORD2 00020A 01 ALWGPH 00030A 1 34'Sample Title' A
In the example, if option indicator 01 is off, any graphics already displayed are turned off (not deleted) and only the alphanumerics specified through DDS (such as Sample Title) appear on the display. On a later output operation, with option indicator 01 on, the graphics reappear with the alphanumerics.