Options Table19.WorkwithPFDDefinitionsoptions Option Description 1=Create Creates a PFD definition. You can create a new PFD definition. Type 1 in the Opt column, and the name of the PFD definition you want to create in the first line in the list. See “1=Create PFD Definitions” on page 147 for more information. Note: Before you create a PFD definition, you need to create a PFD definition file by selecting 1 (Create) on the Work with PFD Definition Files display. 2=Change Changes a PFD definition. You can change a PFD definition and save it with either the same name or a new name. That is, you can create a new PFD definition based on an existing PFD definition using this option. It is also possible to save the PFD definition in a different PFD definition file or in a different library. Type 2 in the Opt column beside the name of the PFD definition you want to change. See “2=Change PFD Definition” on page 197 for more information. 3=Copy Copies a PFD definition to a new PFD definition. You can copy a PFD definition to another file, another library, or both. Type 3inthe Opt column beside the name of the PFD definition you want to copy. See “3=Copy PFD Definition” on page 198 for more information. 4=Delete Deletes a PFD definition from the PFD definition file. You can confirm the choices on the next display before deleting the PFD definitions. Type 4 in the Opt column beside the name of the PFD definition you want to delete. See “4=Delete PFD Definition” on page 200 for more information. 6=Print Prints a PFD definition. Specify 6 in the Opt column beside the name of the PFD definition you want to print. See “6=Print PFD Definition” on page 201 for more information. 7=Rename Rename a PFD definition. Specify 7 in the Opt column beside the name of the PFD definition for which you want to change the name. See “7=Rename PFD Definition” on page 201 for more information. 9=Print database file Prints a database file member. You can print a database file member based on the PFD definition. Type 9 in the Opt column beside the name of the PFD definition on which to base the printing of a database file member. See “9=Print Database File” on page 201 for more information. Chapter 10. Work with PFD Definitions 145