Data File Setup
The Data File Setup dialog box is used to set format and data file information.
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Fields
Format Information
	File Type
	Displays the setting of the File Type in the COBOL Library Analysis Method tab of the Environment Setup dialog box.
	To specify a library:
	1. Click the Setup button. The Specifying Format Files dialog box is displayed.
	2. Select a file that is of the type indicated in File Type field (COBOL library file name or layout definition file) and click the Open button. If the Cancel button is clicked, the system returns to Data File Setup dialog box. Note:  Specify a file only of the File Type indicated. A file of a type other than the File Type will result in an analytical error.
	3. Click OK when the message "Analyze the Library <library-name>?" is displayed.
	4. After the file is analyzed, the file name and record length are displayed in the Data File Setup dialog box. If any errors are generated in the analysis, a message is displayed explaining the error.
	Character Code
	Displays the setting of the Character Code in the Analysis Option section of the COBOL Library Analysis Method tab of the Environment Setup dialog box.
	BINARY
	Displays the setting of the BINARY Option in the Analysis Option section of the COBOL Library Analysis Method tab of the Environment Setup dialog box.
Data File Information
	File Organization
	Select Sequential, Line Sequential, Indexed, or Relative.
	Record Format
	The default value is Fixed. This field is disabled when an existing fixed-length file is being edited.
	Length
	Specify a record length in the range of 1 to 32760. The default value is the record length of the analyzed library. The record length of existing indexed files cannot be modified.
	Minimum
	For variable length format indexed files, specify the minimum record length of a data file. For fixed files, this Minimum is set to 0.
	Note: The minimum record length will be set automatically with the Key Info, even if it not set in the Minimum field.
	Key Info
	Key Information is enabled when Indexed is selected for the File Organization.
		1. Click the Setup button. The Key Information Setup dialog box is displayed.
		2. Specify the primary key and secondary keys.
		Specifying Keys Offsets and lengths are in bytes. Offsets start from 1. For compound keys, use a "/"(slash) to separate the individual components. Example) "1,10/11,5" Specifying Duplicate Keys Check the Duplicate Key check box for any keys that can have duplicates.
		3. When all the settings are completed, click OK. The Data File Setup dialog box is displayed.
	Code Information
	Displays the code system of the data file.
	Comment
	Optional:  You can enter a comment for the data file, up to 255 characters.