Table12.WorkwithSourceOverlayFilesoptions (continued) Table13.WorkwithSourceOverlayFilescolumns 4=Delete Deletes a source overlay file. Type 4 in the Opt column beside the name of the source overlay file you want to delete. You can confirm the choice on the next display before deleting the file. When the source overlay file is deleted, all source overlays in the file are also deleted. See “4=Delete Source Overlay File” on page 93 for more information. 7=Rename Changes the name of a source overlay file. Type 7 in the Opt column beside the source overlay file you want to rename. 8=Display description Displays the description of a source overlay file. Type 8 in the Opt column beside the name of the source overlay file for which you want to display its description. See “8=Display Description of Source Overlay File” on page 94 for more information. 12=Work with source overlays Starts working with source overlays in a source overlay file. Type 12 in the Opt column beside the name of the source overlay file which contains source overlays you want to work with. See “Chapter 5. Work with Source Overlays” on page 61 for more information. Specify one of the options in the Opt column and press Enter. You can exit from this display by pressing F3 (Exit) or F12 (Cancel). Chapter 6. Work with Source Overlay Files 87 Columns Column Description Opt Specifies the number of the task in the Opt prompt beside the source overlay file you want to perform the task with. You can type the same option next to more than one source overlay file at a time, and you can also type different options next to different source overlay files at the same time. File Shows a list of all the source overlay files in the specified library or library list that meets the subset criteria. You can use the top position in the list to type a source overlay file you want to create or select another option. Note: If a file meets the following four conditions, it is shown on the Work with Source Overlay Files display as a source overlay file even if it is not created as a source overlay file. v The file is a physical file v The file is not a source file v The file is not a DDM file v The record length is 80 It is recommended to use the file you created using the overlay utility. Library The name of the library in which the source overlay file resides is shown. Text The text description of the source overlay file is shown. Changed The latest date you changed a source overlay in the source overlay file or you changed the description text of the source overlay file is shown.