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The SREV
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It indicates that the field's contents should be reversed as it crosses the interface between an RDML application program and a database I/O module or *DBOPTIMIZE generated inline I/O logic.
This means that everywhere the field is referenced at the RDML (or programmer) level it is in a reversed format to what it is at the I/O level or the database level.
The following should be noted about using this attribute:
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- File and dictionary level validation checks may need to reference the field in reversed format.
- User defined virtual code.
- Avoid giving fields that have the SREV attribute default values that are directional in nature. A field's default value has a dual role at the RDML level and at the I/O level. Where a field's default value has a directional content, there will almost certainly be a conflict that may produce strange or unexpected results.
- The SREV attribute can only be applied to alphanumeric fields.
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