The PFD definition files you previously chose to delete (option 4), are listed. Confirm the list and press Enter to delete these files or press the F12 key to return to change your choice(s) on the Work with PFD Definition Files display on page 205. When the files are deleted, the screen returns to the Work with PFD definition files with a message in the 24th line. When two or more files are deleted, a message is sent for each file, and a plus (+) sign appears in the rightmost column of the 24th line to indicate that more messages are sent from the system. They will be displayed one after another by pressing the Page-down key after moving the cursor to the 24th line. 7=Rename PFD Definition File 8=Display Description of PFD Definition File 12=Work with PFD Definitions 214 AFP Utilities for iSeries: User’s Guide The Work with PFD Definitions display appears. See “Chapter 10. Work with PFD Definitions” on page 143 for more information. To go to the Work with PFD Definitions display, do the following on the Work with PFD Definition Files display. The display object description (DSPOBJD) command is called and the description of the PFD definition file is displayed. To display the description of the PFD definition file, do the following on the Work with PFD Definition Files display: The Rename Object display appears. Type the new name of the PFD definition file in the New object prompt. To rename a PFD definition file, do the following on the Work with PFD Definition Files display: 1. Type 7 in the Opt column beside the PFD definition file you want to rename. 2. Press Enter. 1. Type 12 in the Opt column beside the PFD definition file that contains the PFD definitions you want to work with. 2. Press Enter. 1. Type 8 in the Opt column beside the PFD definition file for which you want to display the description. 2. Press Enter.