Function Keys - Code-1_Plus

Function Keys - Code-1_Plus - 5.0

CODE-1 Plus Guide for IBM i

Product type

Software

Portfolio

Verify

Product family

Data Quality - Postals

Product

CODE-1 Plus

Version

5.0

Language

English

Product name

CODE-1 Plus

Title

CODE-1 Plus Guide for IBM i

2024

First publish date

1998

Last updated

2024-07-11

Published on

2024-07-11T02:24:45.851825

There are certain environmental considerations for the function keys that appear on the screens in this chapter. These screens are shown as they appear under CICS, IMS, or Unix.

Function Key	Name	Description
F1	HELP	Obtain online help.
F2	ZC	List ZIP Codes in City screen.
	ALIAS	Show the base street name for the house range shown.
F3	QUIT	Exit from the Interactive CODE-1 Plus System.
F4	SC	Go to the Streets in a City screen.
	MS	Go to the Match Settings screen.
	SZ	Go to the Streets in a ZIP Code screen.
	AH	Go to the Apartments on a Street screen.
	HS	Go to the Houses on a Street screen.
F5	CZ	Go to the Cities in a ZIP Code screen.
	RE	Refresh (erase) all of the input and output data from the screen.
	FM	Go to the Firms on a Street screen.
	SAVE	Save current entries after validation. Remain on screen after save.
F6	GEO	Go to the Geographic Coding Interface (you must have purchased and installed Geographic Coding Plus separately).
	BACK	Return to the previous screen.
F7	UP	If the top of the list of DSF² codes is displayed, return to the previous match results screen. If the top of the list of DSF² codes is not currently displayed, page up the list of codes.
F8	DOWN	Go to the next screen.
F9	MAT	Go to the Return Codes screen.
	INQ	Go to the database inquiry function.
	RESET	Restore screen values to current database entries (at last update to customization file).
F10	FLIP	Expand the database inquiry function to fill the entire screen.
	EXIT	Return to the previous screen without modifying the match settings.
Enter	VERIFY	Validate the fields. If the validation is unsuccessful, the screen is redisplayed, an error message is displayed, and the first field in error is indicated.

If you are a Unix user with a terminal that does not have function keys, you must select a function using three key strokes, as follows:

Press the ESCAPE key.

On some terminals, you must combine the CNTRL key with the left bracket [ key.
Press the numeric digit of the function.

For example, for function key 10, you must type 1-0.
Press the Enter or RETURN key.

On some terminals, you must combine the CONTROL key with the M key.