Default actions in INPUT ARRAY

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

Field validation occurs and different INPUT ARRAY control blocks are executed based on the invoked default action.

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 = FALSE` attribute.
`cancel`	Cancels the `INPUT ARRAY` dialog (no field validation, `int_flag` is set to `TRUE`) Creation can be avoided with `CANCEL = FALSE` 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. See note (1).
`prevrow`	Moves to the previous row in a list displayed in one row of fields. See note (1).
`firstrow`	Moves to the first row in a list displayed in one row of fields. See note (1).
`lastrow`	Moves to the last row in a list displayed in one row of fields. See note (1).
`find`	Opens the fglfind dialog window to let the user enter a search value, and seeks the row matching the value. See note (2).
`findnext`	Seeks the next row matching the value entered during the fglfind dialog. See note (2).

Notes:

The action is only created with a DISPLAY ARRAY or INPUT ARRAY using a screen record bound to a set of form fields in a GRID container, and this set of fields show only a single row of the list. The action is not created when using a screen array bound to a list container such as TABLE, TREE and SCROLLGRID, or to a set of fields in a GRID container, that repeat on several lines to show more than one single row.
The action is 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, ... )
   ...