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A flag variable used to tell the system that the current record ought to be deleted (when the variable is set to TRUE).

To force the system to recognise that WC_Delete_Rec% has been set, the following action must be taken (remember that different values of WC_Reset% have different effects on WC_Is% and WC_Is_Orig% ):-

Default        Setting WC_Reset% to 4 will run the Pre Prompt logic followed
               by the Perpetual logic and, if WC_Reset% is not changed, will
               carry on to delete the record (and thus call all Delete
               related logic (pre, replace and post)). It will then return
               to the key prompt. Setting WC_Reset% to 5 will repeat the
               above but omit the Perpetual logic.

               In the special case where WC_Delete_rec% is set on the first
               time through the pre prompt on the first prompt on the
               screen, the above logic will be followed but immediately
               after the post delete process, the system will continue on
               through the read processes (pre. rep and post) using the @ID
               just deleted, thus it will report that it is adding a new
               record. Note that this will not occur where the window is
               invoked with the current @ID on the command line (EG WINDOW
               TEST 1), only if the current @ID is actually entered into the
               window.

Pre Prompt     Setting WC_Reset% to 4 will run the Perpetual logic and, if
               WC_Reset% is not changed, will delete the record (and thus
               call all Delete related logic (pre, replace and post)). It
               will then return to the key prompt. Setting WC_Reset% to 5
               will repeat the above but omit the Perpetual logic.

               In the special case where WC_Delete_rec% is set on the first
               time through the pre prompt on the first prompt on the
               screen, the logic described above for 'special case' default
               will be followed, though omitting calling the pre prompt
               logic.

Options        Setting WC_Reset% to 2 or 3 will run the Post logic followed
               by the Perpetual logic and, if WC_Reset% is not changed, will
               delete the record (and thus call all Delete related logic
               (pre, replace and post)). It will then return to the key
               prompt. Setting WC_Reset% to 4 will run the Perpetual logic
               and, if WC_Reset% is not changed, will delete the record (and
               thus call all Delete related logic (pre, replace and post)).
               It will then return to the key prompt. Setting WC_Reset% to 5
               will delete the record (and thus call all Delete related
               logic (pre, replace and post)). It will then return to the
               key prompt.

Edit           WC_Reset% values of 0 and 1 will be ignored. WC_Reset% values
               of 2 and 3 will run Post logic then Perpetual logic and, if
               WC_Reset% is not changed, will delete the record (and thus
               call all Delete related logic (pre, replace and post)). It
               will then return to the key prompt. A WC_Reset% value of 4
               will run the Perpetual logic and, if WC_Reset% is not changed
               , will delete the record (and thus call all Delete related
               logic (pre, replace and post)). It will then return to the
               key prompt. A WC_Reset% value of 5 will delete the record
               (and thus call all Delete related logic (pre, replace and
               post)). It will then return to the key prompt.

Post           No action necessary. Will run Perpetual logic and, if
               WC_Reset% is not changed, will delete the record (and thus
               call all Delete related logic (pre, replace and post)). It
               will then return to the key prompt.  Setting WC_Reset% to 5
               will behave as above but omit the Perpetual logic.

Invalid        Setting WC_Reset% to a number between 2 and 5 will reprompt
               for the information. If the Edit logic does not then change
               WC_Reset% the following will occur. Setting WC_Reset% to 2 or
               3 will run the Post logic followed by the Perpetual logic
               and, if WC_Reset% is not changed, will delete the record
               (and thus call all Delete related logic (pre, replace and
               post)). It will then return to the key prompt. Setting
               WC_Reset% to 4 will run the Perpetual logic and, if WC_Reset%
               is not changed, will delete the record (and thus call all
               Delete related logic (pre, replace and post)). It will then
               return to the key prompt.  Setting WC_Reset%  to 5 will
               behave as for WC_Reset% = 4  but omit the Perpetual logic.

Softkeys       Setting WC_Reset% to 2 or 3 will run the Post logic followed
               by the Perpetual logic and, if WC_Reset% is not changed, will
               delete the record (and thus call all Delete related logic
               (pre, replace and post)). It will then return to the key
               prompt. Setting WC_Reset% to 4 will run the Perpetual logic
               and,  if WC_Reset% is not changed, will delete the record
               (and thus call all Delete related logic (pre, replace and
               post)). It will then return to the key prompt. Setting
               WC_Reset% to 5 will delete the record (and thus call all
               Delete related logic (pre, replace and post)). It will then
               return to the key prompt.