Psalm 69
For the chief musician; set to Shoshannim. A psalm of David.
1 Save me, God;
for the waters have put my life in danger.
2 I sink in deep mire, where there is no place to stand;
I have come into deep waters, where the floods flow over me.
3 I am weary with my crying; my throat is dry;
my eyes fail while I wait for my God.
4 Those who hate me without a cause are more than the hairs on my head;
those who would cut me off, being my enemies for wrong reasons, are mighty;
what I did not steal, I have to give back.
5 God, you know my foolishness,
and my sins are not hidden from you.
6 Let not those who wait for you be put to shame because of me, Lord Yahweh of hosts;
let not those who seek you be brought to dishonor because of me, God of Israel.
7 For your sake I have borne rebuke;
shame has covered my face.
8 I have become a stranger to my brothers,
an alien to my mother's children.
9 For the zeal of your house has eaten me up,
and the rebukes of those who rebuke you have fallen on me.
10 When I wept and did not eat food,
they insulted me.
11 When I made sackcloth my clothing,
I became the object of a proverb to them.
12 Those who sit in the city gate talk about me;
I am a song of drunkards.
13 But as for me, my prayer is to you, Yahweh, at a time that you will accept;
answer me in the trustworthiness of your salvation.
14 Pull me out of the mire, and do not let me sink;
let me be taken away from those who hate me and rescued out of the deep waters.
15 Do not let the floods of water overwhelm me,
neither let the deep swallow me up.

Because of my enemies, ransom me.
19 You know my rebuke, my shame, and my dishonor;
my adversaries are all before you.
20 Rebuke has broken my heart; I am full of heaviness;
I looked for someone to take pity, but there was none;
I looked for comforters, but I found none.
21 They gave me poison for my food;
in my thirst they gave me vinegar to drink.
22 Let their table before them become a snare;
when they think they are in safety, let it become a trap.
23 Let their eyes be darkened so that they cannot see;
and always make their loins shake.
24 Pour out your indignation on them,
and let the fierceness of your anger overtake them.
25 Let their place be a desolation;
let no one live in their tents.
26 For they persecute him whom you have smitten;
they report to others about the pain of those whom you have wounded.
27 Accuse them of having committed iniquity after iniquity;
do not let them come into your righteous victory.
28 Let them be blotted out of the book of life
and not be written down along with the righteous.
29 But I am poor and sorrowful;
let your salvation, God, set me up on high.
30 I will praise the name of God with a song
and will exalt him with thanksgiving.
31 That will please Yahweh better than an ox
or a bull that has horns and hooves.
32 The meek have seen it and are glad;
you who seek after God, let your hearts live.
33 For Yahweh hears the needy
and does not despise his prisoners.
34 Let heaven and earth praise him,
the seas and everything that moves in them.
35 For God will save Zion and will rebuild the cities of Judah;
the people will live there and have it as a possession.
36 His servants' descendants will inherit it;
and those who love his name will live there.


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Migration of Fishery processed production Statistical Processes into the SWS
Charlotte Taglioni (Statistician, ESSD - Methodological Innovation Team)
2020-10-21
Introduction
FAO Fisheries and Aquaculture Department is migrating its statistical processes into the Corporate Statistical Working System (SWS). This online book documents the significant steps that have been taken so far concerning this migration. The document describes the main institutional actors involved in the migration as well as the FIAS - SWS resources (code lists, datasets, data tables) that have been created to support the SWS plugins (R modules) to meet technical unit requirements. Furthermore, the SWS plugins and Shiny applications are presented in the form of chapters providing a detailed description of their workflows as well as results.
IMPORTANT: Use the Chrome browser to have a correct visualization of HTML outputs in this online document.
Migration actors
Any migration into the SWS requires the interaction between at least three actors:
- The technical unit interested in automating either some or all its analytical processes in the SWS. The technical unit can be treated as client demanding services from the counterparts responsible for the implementation of its data and statistical assets in the SWS. Therefore, a successful FIAS - SWS migration depends on the coordination between the technical division and other parts. In the FIAS - SWS migration framework the technical unit is called FIAS and is represented by:
- Stefania Vannuccini Senior Fishery Officer, FIAS
- Adrienne Egger Fishery Officer, FIAS
- Barbara Senfter Statistical clerk, FIAS
- Thomas Berger Statistician, FIAS
- The ESS - Methodological Innovation Team (ESS - SWS) responsible for the implementation and documentation of the required statistical processes. From the ESS - SWS team the focal points for FIAS - SWS process migration are:
- Charlotte Taglioni Statistician (ESSD)
- Carola Fabi Statistician (ESSD)
- The CIO - SWS the primary backend and frontend maintainer of the SWS and responsible for the implementation and documentation of non-statistical processes (IT infrastructure). The CIO - SWS team have as interlocutors:
- Enrico Anello Full Stack Developer (CIO)
- John Rowell Information Technology Officer (CIO)
- Matteo Terrinoni Lead Front End developer (CIO)
New FIAS methodology
The book focuses on SWS statistical processes and only recalls old methodology if useful to understand the new one. However, FIAS documents describing the old methodology can be found in the shared folder of the SWS.
Data Collection
The fisheries commodities production covers quantities of preserved and processed fishery and aquaculture commodities produced from domestic production as well as from imported raw materials.
Data include:
the quantities of preserved and processed fishery commodities domestically from nominal catches of fish, crustaceans, molluscs, other aquatic invertebrates and aquatic animals taken for commercial, industrial and subsistence purposes, by all types of fishing units operating in freshwater and marine areas; aquaculture production; imported raw material.
the output of preserved or processed fishery and aquaculture commodities produced on board of factoryships and by fishers and fish farmers’ families as domestic activities, e.g. drying, salting, smoking, etc.
the preserved and processed fishery commodities produced on board of domestic fish factoryships and fishing craft from the reporting country or area, even when landed directly in foreign ports.
Data do not include:
Fishery commodities produced on board of foreign fish factoryships or fishing craft and landed directly in domestic ports as already preserved or processed (i.e. no processing is done after landing).
“Fish, live”, “Fish fresh or chilled unprocessed”, “Live crustaceans”, “Live molluscs”, “Fresh unpeeled crustaceans” and “Fresh unshucked molluscs”, as these items cannot be considered to be either preserved or processed products.
Products derived from aquatic mammals, frogs, crocodiles, aquatic plants including seaweed, corals, sponges, pearls and fish leather.
The annual period used is the calendar year (1 January - 31 December) with the exception of few countries or areas which use a split-year in their reporting procedures. Exception list:
Bangladesh: Year ending 30 June
India: Year beginning April
Islamic Republic of Iran: Year beginning 20-23 March
Myanmar1: Year beginning April
Nepal: Year ending 30 June
Pakistan: Year ending 30 June
Saudi Arabia: Islamic lunar (Hegira)
Data on the quantities of fishery commodities produced and on imports and exports, are expressed in tonnes and refer to the net weight of the commodities, so excluding the weight of the container and of any liquid added for preservation or flavor. The production element code used for the data is the \(5510\).
Countries are classified according to the UN M49.
Commodities data are classified according to the FAO’s International Standard Statistical Classification of Fishery Commodities (ISSCFC). ISSCFC has been developed by FAO for the collection of fishery and aquaculture commodities statistics. It covers products derived from fish, crustaceans, molluscs and other aquatic animals, plants and residues. This classification is based on the structure of the United Nations Standard International Trade Classification (SITC), with additional codes. In the ISSCFC, fisheries and aquaculture commodities are classified according to the species and to the degree of processing undergone. The latest version of the FAO ISSCFC classification is available.
Three classification master files are maintained. Currently they are in Access:
YBKlang
HS Masterfile
EUCN Masterfile
YBKlang is the main Masterfile.
The flags used for raw data are:
( , -) for official data
(M, -) for missing data for closed series
(O, -) for missing data not reported by the country and not to be imputed
All flags follow the SDMX standards.
Data also come with other information that will be listed in the processed_prod_national_detail_raw
data table description.
FIAS processed production in SWS: proposed workflow
Figure . represents the essential points of the overall workflow for processed production data.
The first part of data collection and data entry is entirely performed by FIAS unit until data reach the first SWS datatable (questionnaire datatable); the second part of data imputation and validation uses two R-plugins, along with manual intervetion, to avoid unwanted overwriting in the raw datatable and an ‘ad-hoc’ Shiny application described in paragraph ??; the third part of data aggregation consists of an R-plugin to be run on the SWS.
SWS resources
SWS resources are R modules, data tables, data sets, and code lists. Data tables are typically used as auxiliary data to help R modules to achieve their goals, often a long-format four-to-six dimensional data set. The statistical domains in SWS, through code/reference lists, define the dimensions of the datasets. Therefore, datasets are primarily used to store code list - referenced values as either input and output in the SWS.
Because of the semi-standardized code list the questionnaire use to collect them, fishery processed production data are initially stored in data tables and migrated to a dataset only at the end of the process. The only dataset involved in the FIAS processed production is the Commodity dataset which has the dimensions listed in the description below.
Code lists
Code lists, also called reference lists in SWS parlance, are the dimensions making up the data sets that are designed by the user to store analytical results from SWS modules. Some dimensions are statistical-domain-specific and are defined by the technical unit to reflect its needs regarding data collection, processing, and dissemination while meeting FAO standards. Each data set dimension has a set of codes and their associated descriptions. Thus, code lists serve to the purpose of standardization, visualization, and metadata by associating standardized codes to standardized names in the SWS data set outputs. A typical SWS compliant data set has, therefore, the following dimensions/reference lists:
Geographic area. Representing a spatial scale the information is measured at. For example, countries, territories, regional aggregates, regional special groups aggregates, global aggregates. In SWS, the geographic area dimension used by FIAS data sets is named geographicAreaM49_fi. The dimension is specific for FIAS unit as it was initially decided and confirmed in a meeting held on April 10, 2019.
Items. Those one wants to take a measurement from. For example, commodities, commodity groups, land use types, species, etc. The FIAS - SWS framework item code/reference for commodities is named measuredItemISSCFC.
Elements. Often representing a measurement that can be taken across different items. For example, area, production, share. In SWS, the element dimension/code list used by FIAS dataset is named measuredElement.
Time (the time unit the data is displayed for: year, months, etc). In SWS, the time dimension used by FIAS data sets is named timePointYears.
Flag (A standardized label indicating origin and/or nature of a number in the data set, e.g.
(Official number)). In SWS, the flag dimension used by FIAS data sets is named flagObservationStatus. Please check the OCS statistical standards and the flags document to understand the flagObservationStatus rational and obtain the description of flags. Method (A standardized label indicating method utilized to obtain a number in the data set. In SWS, the method dimension used by FIAS data sets is named flagMethod. Please check the OCS statistical standards and the flags document to understand the flagMethod rational and obtain the description of flags. –>
Data tables and datasets
Data tables are mainly used to store information helping R modules to output analytical results. Information in data tables can be of a number of types. For example, conversion factors, arithmetic formulas, mapping between flags, mapping between international classifications, etc. Exceptionally, data are stored in data tables because of the initial codelist used by the FIAS unit to collect data. In SWS hierarchy, all data tables reside in a given statistical domain. In the FIAS - SWS migration framework, the data tables are in Fisheries Commodities domain. Below is a list of current available and filled data tables in the Fisheries Commodities domain:
Comm: quest processed_prod_national_detail (SWS identifier:
processed_prod_national_detail_quest
): where questionnaire data are initially uploaded by the FIAS unit into the SWS.Comm: raw processed_prod_national_detail (SWS identifier:
processed_prod_national_detail_raw
): containing all the older time series plus the reviewed questionnaire data.Comm: compare processed_prod_national_detail (SWS identifier:
processed_prod_national_detail_compare
): working datatable where new or conflictign data between the questionnaire and the raw datatable are reviewed by the user.Comm: imputed processed_prod_national_detail (SWS identifier:
processed_prod_national_detail_imputed
): where raw (data from questionnaires) and estimated data are stored before being aggregated into the Commodity dataset.Comm: ISSCFC Mapping - Export approach (SWS identifier:
isscfc_mapping_export_approach
): mapping table used to apply an imputation method approach based on export data.Comm: ISSCFC Mapping - Primary Prod Approach (SWS identifier:
isscfc_mapping_prod_approach
): mapping table used to apply an imputation method approach based on primary production data.ASFIS - ICS - ISSCAAP map (SWS identifier:
map_asfis
): mapping connecting the Asfis alphacodes to ISSCAAP groups.SUA item mapping table (SWS identifier:
fishery_item_mapping
): mapping connecting the ISSCFC codes to ISSCAAP groups.
Datasets in the SWS are interchangeably used as module inputs/outputs and are composed by dimensions (aka reference/code lists). Because SWS datasets contain code lists following international standards as dimensions, there is little space for variation of dimension names across SWS datasets for the sake of standardization. In the FIAS - SWS framework for processed production, the dataset is:
- Commodities (total) (SWS identifier:
commodities_total
): containing all Fishery commodities from production and trade data.
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Usage
This assumes that you are using the Docker Container. Docker commands for neuroscout-cli will always being with:
docker run -it --rm
Assuming you've already created an analysis on neuroscout.org, and have its analysis id (e.g.: 5xH93
), you can run it in one line:
docker run -it --rm neuroscout/neuroscout-cli run /out 5xH93
Neuroscout will download the necessary images, analysis bundle, and fit your model.
Mounting Volumes
Most likely, you'll want to mount at least two volumes, in order to cache input data (/work
), and inspect output results (/out
).
In this example, we mount both of these directories to local volumes:
docker run -it --rm -v /local/datadir:/work -v /local/outdir:/out neuroscout/neuroscout-cli run /out 5xH937f
In this command, the path preceding :/work
specifies the directory where the data will be stored (i.e. your local volume /local/datadir
). The next time you run a model with the same dataset, it will not need to re-download the fMRI data. The path preceding :/out
specifies the directory where the model-fitting outputs will be saved (/local/outdir
).
Note that you need to specify absolute paths for both directories.
Command-Line Arguments
neuroscout
Usage:
neuroscout run [-ui <dir> -s <k> -w <dir> -c <n> -n <nv> -d] <outdir> <bundle_id>...
neuroscout install [-ui <dir>] <bundle_id>...
neuroscout ls <bundle_id>
neuroscout -h | --help
neuroscout --version
Commands (first positional argument)
run
Runs analysis. Downloads data if necessary.
install
Download analysis bundle, and download data if necessary.
ls
List input fMRI data files associated with this analysis, to be downloaded.
Options
-i, --install-dir
Directory to download data. Default is current directory, which is /data
.
-w, --work-dir
Path where intermediate results should be stored
-c, --n-cpus
Maximum number of threads across all processes [default: 1]
-s, --smoothing
Smoothing kernel FWHM at group level [default: 4]
-u, --unlock
Unlock datalad dataset (only necessary if mapping to local dataset)
-n, --neurovault
Upload mode (disable, force, or enable) [default: enable]
Options:
- Enable - Upload results to Neurovault
- Force - Force upload, with a new collection name if necessary.
- Disable - Don't upload to Neurovault.
-d, --drop-missing
Drop missing inputs/contrasts in model fitting. Necessary in cases where a run has no events of a given type, and no inputs are available at the next level for fitting.


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The biggest PC gaming stories of the week
by Christopher LivingstonWe're still scratching our heads as to why 2010's Red Dead Redemption never appeared on PC, but at least those heads now have cowboy hats on them. Red Dead Redemption 2 arrived on PC this week, and naturally there's lots to talk about, along with topics about Diablo 4, Planet Zoo, The Witcher series, and more.
Here are the biggest PC gaming stories of the week:
Nvidia reveals what you'll need to play Red Dead Redemption 2 at 60fps
Naturally everyone is wondering: can I run RDR2? And can I run it well? Nvidia revealed that Rockstar's recommended specs were a bit too optimistic for the kind of performance you're probably looking for. As for those who already have RDR2 on PC, it hasn't been an especially smooth ride. There have been plenty of bugs and crashes, plus some solutions on how to fix them. As for the Rockstar launcher, it's been the source of many crashing problems as well.
The Witcher on Netflix 'leans more towards horror' than fantasy
The Witcher novels are fantasy, and so are the games based on them. The Netflix series, however, is bending more toward horror. "I can honestly say we’re not fantastical. I mean, it’s fantastical but in a grounded horror sense," said visual effects supervisor Julian Parry.
6 thoughts on Red Dead Redemption 2 after its first day on PC
Our resident cowpoke James is reviewing Red Dead Redemption 2 for us, and that review will be along next week. In the meantime he's been kicking the wagon wheels, enjoying the visuals, and considers the story Rockstar's best yet. He's also finding the mission structure a bit lacking, at least so far. We eagerly await his verdict.
 On the other, who could say no to Keanu Reeves? He seems great. Reeves was apparently enjoying the work on Cyberpunk 2077 so much he lobbied his character into a much larger role than was originally planned. Hopefully his passion will pay off.
China cracks down on online gaming with a curfew and time limits
The Chinese government has imposed restrictions on gamers. Minors are banned from playing online games between 10 pm and 8 am, and kids under 18 will be restricted to 90 minutes of online gaming during the week. This is supposedly to curb 'game addiction,' but keeping its people off the internet is nothing new for the Chinese government.
Microsoft Japan proves that a four-day work week is better for everyone
Always be wary when a mega-corporation claims it's doing something for the benefits of its employees. But this does sound promising: Microsoft Japan experimented with a four-day work week and the results seem to be positive for everyone. I'm in! If we had a four-day work week here at PC Gamer I'd have finished this news roundup on Thursday and would be lying on my couch by now.
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Around the office
Planet Zoo also arrived this week, and Rachel correctly guessed it would be fun to remove all the enclosures and let the animals run free. Oddly enough, it was the tortoises who came the closest to finding the exit. We've also got a review of Planet Zoo and some tips for getting started.
We're learning more and more about Diablo 4. Tyler and James had a chat about whether or not Diablo 4 is genuinely 'dark' or if it will just Diablo 3 again in a different skin. Joanna, meanwhile, took a deep dive into the Diablo 4 trailer and pulled out all the interesting bits of lore, history, and biblical references she found.
Wes had a productive chat with Obsidian's Tim Cain, bringing to light the existence of several Easter eggs in The Outer Worlds that you probably didn't realize were Easter eggs because they are solely based on inside jokes about Cain's hatred of white chocolate. And my favorite robot, SAM, was also discussed.
Meanwhile, having not yet played RDR2's singleplayer mode, I don't really know what the hell I'm doing in Red Dead Online. But I'm having fun with my incredibly unlucky cowboy and enjoying the reactions of AI characters when I abruptly burst through doors and startle them.
Tyler also played some of Hearthstone's new Battlegrounds mode, and was nice enough to explain to the rest of us how it actually works. Thanks, Tyler!
And finally, Tyler, James, and Joanna got together to talk Diablo 4, Red Dead Redemption 2, Overwatch 2, and lots more on this week's episode of the PC Gamer show. Have a great weekend!
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| property name | Type | Example | Description | DOS PAINT |
| name | string | "CLIENT_CODE" | Advisable to be in upper case to avoid confusion with other objects. Many names are disallowed eg DATE, NUMBER etc. | FieldName |
| type | string |
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| groupno | integer |
0(default) |
Single valued fields groupno must be 0 or "" Multivalued fields must indicate the group or group number that they belong to in parallel with other fields |
Group No |
| keypart | integer |
0 (default) 1 |
For multi-part keys separated by the "*" character as conventional in DOS | KeyPart |
| conversion | string |
"Y;Yes:N;No" "[NUMBER,2]" |
Either A list of possibly code and value pairs separated by colons ":" character. The code and value is separated by a semicolon ";". On screen this is implemented as a dropdown box showing the values only. The code is stored internally. Or An input/output function name with optional parameters surrounded by square bracket characters. Common functions like TIME DATE etc are provided in the included script ..\exodus\scripts\general.js |
ValidationPattern see also checkbox and radio properties |
| functioncode | string | "return yield* gds.xlate('CLIENT_CODE', 'CLIENTS',1,'X')" |
For symbolic (calculated) fields only. A fragment of jscript that returns a value to be displayed.
The example corresponds to DOS |
In dictionary |
| length | integer | 10 | The approximate number of characters to be reserved for input fields. This is approximate because data entry font will usually be proportionally spaced. | DisplayLength |
| align | character |
L R T |
L=Left |
Justification not TN or C |
| wordsep | character | "/" |
Used in conjunction with wordno and nwords. Used to further extract, display and update fields from normal fields based on a separator character of your own choosing. The wordsep character is disallowed as input data. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| wordno | integer | 1 | see wordsep above |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| nwords | integer | 1 | see wordsep above |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| validation | string | "return orders_val_clientcode()" |
A fragment of jscript to be called to validate any change of data in the current field. Must return true or false if invalid |
PostPrompt Subroutine |
| popup | string | "return orders_pop_clientcode()" |
A fragment of jscript to be called if the user presses F7 or clicks the popup icon. Must return a string or boolean false! |
Options |
| checkbox | string |
"Y;Yes" "1;CHECK1:2;CHECK2" |
One or more pairs of codes and values separated by colons ":". The code and value is separated by a semicolon ";". The user can check one or more pairs. The code is stored in the data. The value is optional if there is only one pair. Often only one pair is used as a single check box. However, if more than one pair is defined then all the checked codes are stored as multivalued in the field if single valued or as subvalues if the field is multivalued itself. Multiple options are arranged vertically onscreen unless the horizontal property is set to true |
ValidationPattern see also checkbox and radio properties |
| radio | string | "1;Station 1:2;Station 2 |
Similar to checkbox above but only one option can be checked at a time. |
ValidationPattern see also checkbox and radio properties |
| horizontal | boolean |
true |
Determines whether checkbox and radio fields are arranged vertically (default or false) or horizontally (true) | |
| required | boolean |
true false (default) |
Ensures that a field has a value before proceeding to fields further on in the form. Defaults will authomatically be applied if the field is required. | EntryType "R" |
| openfunction | string | "return orders_pop_orderno()" | A jscript expression that returns a new key or the boolean false. Usually used to present a search form for the user to interactively browse and locate records ... currently only one at a time. |
F2 Options |
| dropdown | object | ['SELECT\rCURRENCIES\r\rCURRENCY_CODE CURRENCY_NAME\rXML',['CURRENCY_CODE','CURRENCY_NAME']] |
A multicolumn popup design, specifying a query and columns to display. Must be an array two long.
|
Roughly speaking this is F2 POPUP Catalyst Code P and is the POPUP design |
| rowrequired | boolean |
true false (default) |
Ensures that at least one row is entered before the record can be saved or processed. Can be placed on any field that belongs to the relevent group or group. No DOS equivalent |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| unique | boolean |
true - disallow duplicate mvs false (default) allow duplicate mvs |
Duplicate multivalues are allowed by default unless unique is set true But see nonuniquewarning below |
Validation Pattern %U% |
| nonuniquewarning | boolean |
true - warn about duplicates |
if unique is true then duplicates are still allowed if nonuniquewarning is set true and the user confirms that it is OK. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| defaultvalue | string or function | ' "Y" ' | A jscript expression that returns a default value or "" an empty string if none. | Default |
| validcharacters | string | "0123456789ABCDEF" |
A string of valid characters that may be entered. Valid characters override any invalid characters. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| invalidcharacters | string | '`~!@$%^&*()_+={}[]|\\:;"\'<>,. ' |
A string of invalid characters that may not be entered. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| display | boolean |
true (default) false |
Determines if the field is visible or not on the form. Invisible fields will be defaulted but are not required even if required is true and there is no default. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| lowercase | boolean |
true |
Lowercase typing is converted to uppercase instantly unless lowercase is true. T aligned fields and fields formated with the exodus_dict_text() routine are lowercase. | LowerCase |
| readonly | boolean |
true false (default) |
true means that the field is skipped unless the user mouse clicks it. Any default is applied. | EntryType P |
| maxlength | integer | 10 (optional) | Limits the number of characters that can be entered into the field | MaxLength |
| printfunction | string or function | "return order_print('%KEY%')" |
On the key field or any field that is part of a multifield key, this is a jscript expression that commences some kind of Print/Send process. If the string %KEY% is present in the expression, it is replaced with the current key in internal format before evaluation. The function must return a boolean true or false but it is discarded. |
No corresponding feature in DOS except softkeys |
| filename | string | "CLIENTS" | Validates that the data entered is a key field in the specified file. |
Validation pattern |
| rows | integer | 3 | For a text box that allows multiple lines of text | Multiline but Multivalue=0 |
| sequence | char |
"A" Ascending |
Validates that multivalued fields are enter in ascending or descending order. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| noinsertrow | boolean |
true - prevent insert row false (default) - allow insert row |
Rows can be inserted unless this is set to true on any field of the relevent group or group which is bound to the HTML |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| nodeleterow | boolean |
true - prevent delete row |
Rows can be deleted unless this is set to true on any field (of the relevent group or group) which is bound to the HTML. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| allowemptyrows | boolean |
true - allow empty rows false (default) - prevent empty rows |
Blank rows are disallowed unless this is set to true on any field (of the relevent group or group) which is bound to the HTML. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| copyable | boolean |
true (default) allow copy false - disallow copy |
All fields except those marked copyable=false are copied when copying new records from old records. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| link | string or function | "client_open('%KEY%)" | Adds an icon next to the field that can be clicked to hyper-link to the item in question. The link could be anything. For example a printout or a data entry file. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| nochangeswarning | boolean |
true - allow data loss with no warning false (default) - data loss with warning |
True suppresses the normal warning presented to the user when closing a form, or clearing the form in any way, and some data has been entered or modified. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
| allowduplicatefieldno | boolean |
true - allow false (default) disallow |
Normally one would not have more than one F type dictionary item using the same field number position in the record. Note that fields extracted using wordsep, wordn and nwords are not subject to this restriction. |
No corresponding feature in DOS |
Functions with the specified names will be called at the appropriate times if present.
All functions must return something otherwise an error message will appear.
no input or output
no input or output
form_postinit can be defined anytime up to and including preinit
no input or output
called after form loaded
return true, or false to cancel the key pressed
return false to cancel read
return false to cancel read (existing record will be unlocked and cleared)
called after standard validations
return false to cancel the write
for unbound forms only
return false to cancel the write
suppresses record print function if present
return false to cancel any following close or clear
for forms bound to files
return false to cancel the deletion
for forms bound to files
N is the group or group number
return false to prevent the insertion
N is the group or group number
N is the group or group number
return false to prevent the deletion
N is the group or group number
gparameters is a useful holding place for various parameters designed to customise a form depending on how it is called.
gparameters can be loaded initially from the following places
1. The script in a form
2. The URL after the ? character is broken intopropertynameandpropertyvaluepairs.AAA=111&BBB=222
3. The dialog arguments that may be passed into a window if it is opened in script
Sets any field XXXXXX to the contents of gparameters.XXXXXX after postinit.
For unbound forms only. Indicates that after the user presses the save button, they have to confirm before the data is processed.
See also gparameters.savemode which may contain the word 'CONFIRM'
may contain the words:
CONFIRM which will ask the user to confirm before processing the form on Save
EXECUTE which will call the relevent module and process on the server (automatic if a standalone window not called from another)
CLOSE which will automatically close the form after processing (automatic if called from another window)
Contains the initial record key for file forms.
Can be set anytime upto and including yield* form_postinit()
Contains the initial form data for data forms.
Can be set anytime upto and including yield* form_postinit()
Can be set anytime upto but excluding yield* form_postinit()
Indicate that Cancel button is required on data forms not called with window.dialogArguments (normally suppressed)
can be set anytime upto and including form_postint
prevent create and delete, allow read and update
prevent create, update and delete, allow read
allow read, update and delete but not creation
allow create, read and update but not deletion
recalcfields(gdependents)
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