Default actions in INPUT ARRAY

When an INPUT ARRAY instruction executes, the runtime system creates a set of default actions.

According the invoked default action, field validation occurs and different INPUT ARRAY control blocks are executed.

This table lists the default actions created for this dialog:

Table 1. Default actions for INPUT ARRAY
Default action	Description
`accept`	Validates the `INPUT ARRAY` dialog (validates fields and leaves the dialog) Creation can be avoided with `ACCEPT` attribute.
`cancel`	Cancels the `INPUT ARRAY` dialog (no validation, `INT_FLAG` is set to `TRUE`) Creation can be avoided with `CANCEL` attribute.
`close`	By default, cancels the `INPUT ARRAY` dialog (no validation, `INT_FLAG` is set to `TRUE`) Default action view is hidden. See Implementing the close action.
`insert`	Inserts a new row before current row. Creation can be avoided with `INSERT ROW = FALSE` attribute.
`append`	Appends a new row at the end of the list. Creation can be avoided with `APPEND ROW = FALSE`attribute.
`delete`	Deletes the current row. Creation can be avoided with `DELETE ROW = FALSE`attribute.
`help`	Shows the help topic defined by the `HELP` clause. Only created when a `HELP`clause is defined.
`nextrow`	Moves to the next row in a list displayed in one row of fields. Only created if `DISPLAY ARRAY`used with a screen record having only one row.
`prevrow`	Moves to the previous row in a list displayed in one row of fields. Only created if `DISPLAY ARRAY`used with a screen record having only one row.
`firstrow`	Moves to the first row in a list displayed in one row of fields. Only created if `DISPLAY ARRAY`used with a screen record having only one row.
`lastrow`	Moves to the last row in a list displayed in one row of fields. Only created if `DISPLAY ARRAY`used with a screen record having only one row.
`find`	Opens the fglfind dialog window to let the user enter a search value, and seeks to the row matching the value. Only created if the context allows built-in find.
`findnext`	Seeks to the next row matching the value entered during the fglfind dialog. Only created if the context allows built-in find.

The insert, append, delete, accept and cancel default actions can be avoided with dialog control attributes:

INPUT ARRAY arr TO sr.* ATTRIBUTES( INSERT ROW=FALSE, CANCEL=FALSE, ... )
   ...