1=Create Source Overlay File To create a source overlay file do the following on the Work with Source Overlay Files display. The Create Source Overlay File display appears: Using the Create Source Overlay File display, you can create a source overlay file from the information specified on this display. 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. The following table explains each field of the Create Source Overlay File display. 1. Type a source overlay file name in the File column, and a library name in the Library column in the first line of the list. 2. Type a 1 in the Opt column. 3. Press Enter. Create Source Overlay File Table14.CreateSourceOverlayFiledisplayfields Field Name Description File Shows the name of the source overlay file you are going to create. Library Shows the name of the library in which the source overlay file is created. User specified DBCS data Specifies N (No) or Y (Yes) in this prompt to specify whether or not Double-Byte Character Set (DBCS) data is used in the text data of the source overlay in the source overlay file. Note: This prompt appears only when your system is DBCS capable. Text ’description’ Specifies a short description of the source overlay file in this prompt. This description is saved with the source overlay file and displayed when the source overlay files are listed to help you identify the source overlay files. For example, type a short description of your source overlay file, such as: Practice source overlay file. Chapter 6. Work with Source Overlay Files 89 File............: OUFILE Library . . .......: OULIB Type choices, press Enter. User specified DBCS data . . N Y=Yes, N=No Text 'description' . .... File for source overlay Authority ......... *LIBCRTAUT Name, *LIBCRTAUT, *ALL *CHANGE, *EXCLUDE, *USE F3=Exit F5=Refresh F12=Cancel