Specifies whether the end user can change the value in the control during runtime.

A program associated with the control, so that in runtime the end user can activate it by performing Zoom. The variable attached to the control is sent automatically to that program.

This is commonly used when the called program is a selection program (defined with Selection Table = Yes), so it is very easy to update the control's variable with an option from a selection list.

When working with the Select Program property, you can easily jump to the program by opening the Options menu and selecting Go to Object. Once you are done, you can return to the Select Program property by selecting Options > Return to Object.

When a program is called using the Select Program property of a variable or control, the Parallel Execution property will be ignored and the program will behave as a Modal window (Online – Since version: 2.0).

The Main Program cannot be used as a Select Program.

The behavior of the select program defined in the Select Program property. The options are:

After – After closing the select program, the cursor moves to the next control.

Before (default) – After closing the select program, the cursor returns to the current control.

Prompt – The select program is automatically executed prior to entering the control. After closing the select program, the cursor returns to the current control as in ‘Before’ mode.