Table11.WorkwithSourceOverlayFilesprompts (continued) File Specifies that you want to work with all source overlay files in the library or a subset of source overlay files in the library. Choose from the following: source overlay file name Specify a source overlay file name for a display name with only that source overlay file name in the list. generic name Specify a partial name of the source overlay file name qualified by an asterisk (8) to display a specific subset of source overlay files. The generic name is the following format: ABC* Display a list of all source overlay files that begin with the characters ABC. For example, ABC, ABCD, or ABCTEST. *ALL To display all the source overlays in the specified library. Position to This prompt is used for quick repositioning of the list, not for creating a subset of the list. Choose one of the following: *TOP To go to the top of the list. *BOT To go to the bottom of the list. name or partial name Specifies the name or partial name you want to go to in the list. The list is positioned to the first name beginning with the string specified. Table12.WorkwithSourceOverlayFilesoptions Option Description 1=Create Creates a source overlay file. Type 1 in the Opt column, and the name of source overlay file and library you want to create in the first line in the list. The Work with Source Overlays display appears after the source overlay file is created so that you can create source overlays in the source overlay file. See “1=Create Source Overlay File” on page 89 for more information. Note: To create a source overlay file, you need a library in which the source overlay file will reside. If you do not have any libraries, you can create a library by entering the Create library (CRTLIB) command on a command line on any display. 2=Change Changes the description text of a source overlay file. Type 2 in the Opt column beside the name of the source overlay file for which you want to change its description. See “2=Change Source Overlay File Description” on page 91 for more information. 3=Copy Copies a source overlay file to a new source overlay file. Type 3 in the Opt column beside the name of the source overlay file you want to copy. When the source overlay file is copied, all source overlays in the file are also copied. See “3=Copy Source Overlay File” on page 92 for more information. Options 86 AFP Utilities for iSeries: User’s Guide