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/ Created	: 09/01/04
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/ Language	: American
/ Character set : US7ASCII
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/ CONTENTS:
/    Generic Base Messages for :
/  Default DESC: 6.1.0
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/ 02001 .. 02250 VB Generator/Generic End User Messages
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02001,0, "Call to module '%s' not yet implemented"
// *Cause :  User gets this message if attempting to navigate to an area of the
//	     system that has not yet been completed.
//	     %s is the module short name.
// *Action :
02002,0, "Create a new %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that the user presses in order to start
//	     entering a new record.
//	     %s is a caption for the type of record, e.g. 'Employees'
// *Action :
02003,0, "View the current %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that the user may press to bring up a
//	     dialog letting them view (and maybe edit) the currently selected
//	     record.
//	     %s is a caption for the record type, e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02004,0, "Delete the current %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that the user may press to delete the
//	     currently selected record.  %s is a caption for the record type,
//	     e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02005,0, "Clear the %s zone"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that the user may press to clear the zone,
//	     similar to the 'clear block' function in oracle forms.  %s is a
//	     caption for the zone, e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02006,0, "Resequence towards the start of list"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will resequence the currently selected
//	     row to be before the previous row.
// *Action :
02007,0, "Resequence towards the end of list"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will resequence the currently selected
//	     row to be after the next row in the list.
// *Action :
02008,0, "Save changes in the %s zone"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will save any changes in the zone.
//	     %s is the name of the zone, e.g. Employees
// *Action :
02009,0, "Undo changes in the %s zone"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will undo the changes in the zone.
//	     %s is the name of the zone, e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02010,0, "Query the %s zone"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will perform a query on the zone, or
//	     display a dialog letting the user enter search criteria before
//	     performing the query.  %s is the name of the zone, e.g. Employees.
// *Action :
02011,0, "Save changes and close the dialog"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will save changes made in the dialog
//	     and then close the dialog (OK button).
// *Action :
02012,0, "Discard changes and close the dialog"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will close the dialog discarding any
//	     changes made (Cancel button).
// *Action :
02013,0, "Undo changes made in the dialog"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will undo the changes made in the
//	     dialog, but leave the dialog open.
// *Action :
02014,0, "Go to the next %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to navigate to the next record.
//	     %s is the type of record, e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02015,0, "Go to the previous %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to navigate to the previous record.
//	     %s is the type of record, e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02016,0, "Go to the first %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to navigate to the 1st record in the
//	     query set.  %s is the type of record, e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02017,0, "Go to the last %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to navigate to the last record in the
//	     query set.  %s is the type of record, e.g. 'Employees'.
// *Action :
02018,0, "Close the dialog"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to Close the dialog box.
// *Action :
02019,0, "Query %s based on criteria defined"
// *Cause :  Hint text for the 'OK' button on a dialog box that the user has
//	     entered search criteria on.  %s is the type of record, e.g.
//	     Employees.
// *Action :
02020,0, "Do not query %s"
// *Cause :  Hint text for the 'Cancel' button on a dialog box that the user
//	     enters search criteria on for a database query.
// *Action :
02021,0, "Reset query criteria"
// *Cause :  Hint text for the 'Clear' button on a dialog that the user enters
//	     search criteria on.  This button clears out the existing search
//	     criteria ready to enter a new search criteria.
// *Action :
02022,0, "Terminate query, enter new %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button a query dialog that will cancel the query
//	     operation, and then take the user into a mode ready for the entry
//	     of a new record.
// *Action :
02023,0, "Go directly to a %s record"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that will bring up a list of records for the
//	     user to navigate directly to the chosen record.  %s is the type of
//	     record, e.g. Employee.
// *Action :
02024,0, "Choose from a list of %s"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button that opens a dialog for the user to pick
//	     a row from a list of values.  %s is the type of row, such as
//	     'Employees'.
// *Action :
02025,0, "Navigate to %s"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to navigate from the current window
//	     to a different window.  %s is the window name.
// *Action :
02026,0, "Apply changes now"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to save the changes made in a dialog
//	     box, but keep the dialog box open.
// *Action :
02027,0, "Row cannot be deleted: matching %s found"
// *Cause :  This is an end user message issued when the user tries to
//	     delete a row when children rows exist.  This error message cannot
//	     be defined in CASE, and so is built at generate time.
//	     The %s represents a display title for the table at the other
//	     end of the foreign key, e.g. "Employee".
// *Action :
02028,0, "Record exists already with same %s."
// *Cause :  Message issued to the user when trying to enter a new record that
//	     already exists in the database.  %s is the captions of the columns
//	     that are used in the uniqueness check.
// *Action :
02029,0, "Value in %s not valid.  No matching row in %s."
// *Cause :  Message issued to the user when trying to enter an incorrect
//	     value that does not exist in a related table.  The first %s is
//	     the caption of the control in error; the second %s is the name
//	     of the related table.
// *Action :
02030,0, "Value not valid.  Constraint in error:%s."
// *Cause :  Message issued to a user when they entered values that fail a
//	     check constraint defined on the server.  %s is the name of the
//	     server constraint.
// *Action :
02031,0, "The value is currently unknown"
// *Cause :  Radio button hint text for button representing null value.
// *Action :
02032,0, "Unknown"
// *Cause :  Radio button caption for button representing a null value.
// *Action :
02033,0, "Query %s"
// *Cause :  Window title for query dialogs - %s is zone caption.
// *Action :
02034,0, "from"
// *Cause :  In a query dialog, when a pair of range fields are created, this
//	     is the caption of the first field, e.g.
//	       Salary
//		 from xxxx to yyyyy
//		 ****
// *Action :
02035,0, "to"
// *Cause :  ...and this is the caption of the second of the 2 fields.
// *Action :
02036,0, "Invalid value for %s"
// *Cause :  Error message issued to user upon entering an invalid value in
//	     the control.  %s is the control prompt.
// *Action :
02037,0, "Enter search criteria for %s"
// *Cause :  Hint text for a button used to bring up a dialog for the user to
//	     enter search criteria for a new query.
//	     %s is the type of record being queried, e.g. Employees.
// *Action :
02038,0, "Insert multiple rows"
// *Cause :
// *Action :
/
/ 02251 .. 02500 Help Generator End User Messages
/
02251,0, "Group"
// *Cause :  Output in a generated help file as part of the heading for a
//	     group of controls, e.g.
//	     Group Phone Numbers
//	       Home Phone
//	       ...
//	       Work Phone
//	       ...
// *Action :
02252,0, "Associated forms within this application:"
// *Cause :  Output in generated help file as a heading before a list of
//	     jumps representing forms called by the application.
// *Action :
02253,0, "This form consists of the following components:"
// *Cause :  Output in a generated help file as the heading before a list of
//	     jumps representing the different blocks or zones that make up
//	     the application/module.
// *Action :
02254,0, "This component consists of the following groups:"
// *Cause :  Output in a generated help file as a heading before a list of
//	     jumps representing the set of item groups within the current
//	     block or zone.
// *Action :
02255,0, "This component consists of the following fields:"
// *Cause :  Output in a generated help file as a heading before a set of jumps
//	     for each of the fields/controls in the current block/zone.
// *Action :
02256,0, "Select the first letter of the term that you require."
// *Cause :  Output in generated help file as text at the top of the glossary
//	     page, next to the set of jumps, one for each base letter.
// *Action :
02257,0, "A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,"
// *Cause :  There are two message strings available for the alphabet characters,
//	     messages 2257 and 2258. Message 2258 cannot be empty so the alphabet
//	     string should always be split between these messages. The characters
//	     and character groups should be separated by a comma.  The two
//	     messages are simply concatenated, so 2257 should end appropriately
//	     e.g. with a comma if message 2258 begins with next character.
//	     These strings should be used to set up the set of 'base' characters
//	     for the current language.	These strings are then used to build up
//	     the set of jumps at the top of the glossary page.	As each term
//	     is added to the glossary, its first letter will be converted to
//	     its 'base' character, and then this base character will be
//	     compared with the list of base characaters entered here to work
//	     out which section of the glossary the term should be placed in.
//	     These strings are thus used when GENERATING THE GLOSSARY PAGE IN
//	     WINDOWS HELP FILES.
// *Action :
02258,0, "M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,XYZ"
// *Cause :
// *Action :
02259,0, ".,;:!?"
// *Cause :  This is the set of characters which, in addition to the space
//	     character, terminate a word or phrase.  They are used when searching
//	     for terms within text.  For example we want to identify that the
//	     string 'Fred' is contained within the texts:
//	     'Fred goes on holiday'
//	     'Here comes Fred.'
//	     'How are you today Fred?'
//	     ..but we don't want to identify Fred as being in the text:
//	     'Please email him at fred@uk.oracle.com'
// *Action :
02260,0, "Glossary"
// *Cause :  Used as the window title of a generated glossary page.
// *Action :
02261,0, "Help"
// *Cause :  Used in the window title of a generated help file, e.g. "Sales
//	     Order Entry Help".
// *Action :
02262,0, "Associated reports within this application:"
// *Cause :  Output in generated help files as a heading before a set of jumps
//	     used to let the user navigate to help pages describing the set of
//	     reports that make up the application/module.
// *Action :
02263,0, "Associated forms/reports within this application:"
// *Cause :  Output in generated help files as a heading before a set of jumps
//	     that let the user navigate to the help pages for the form and
//	     report modules called by the current application/module.
// *Action :
02264,0, "&Glossary"
// *Cause :  Used as the caption for the button in the toolbar that brings up the
//	     glossary page.  The ampersand sign (&) should be placed before the
//	     character that is to be used as the shortcut key.	The ampersand is
//	     optional, but if ommitted, the first possible character will be used
//	     as the shortcut key.
// *Action :
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/ 02501 .. 02750 PO Generator End User Messages
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/ 02751 .. 03000 WebServer Generator End User Messages
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