I have a couple of questions.  My first one is how to get rid of the "Do you
want to ... (Y/N)" question when using select lists.  For example:

2 Dtademo (0)-> SELECT DICT DTASCREENS = "2.1.2*]"

1 records selected to list 0.

2 Dtademo (0)>> DELETE (or delete) DICT DTASCREENS
Do you want to delete records in select list?(Y/N)Y
'2.1.2*ACTWY60' deleted.

As a default, the presumption that I don't know I'm using a list is not
accurate.  Secondly, this causes problems in every script that uses a select
list to delete, copy, etc.  UDT.OPTIONS 16 only seems to address whether the
items deleted are listed or just the delete count.

The second question is what order are dictionaries used when including a
definition in a listing?  I read where the order of processing a dictionary
is:

1) the dictionary of the file
2) the VOC
3) the DICT.DICT

This does not seem to be true when listing a dictionary.  For instance, a
dictionary item (I-Descriptor) named "KEY1" only exists in VOC and I get the
following:

1 Dtademo (0)-> LIST SCREENS SAMPLING 5 KEY1
LIST SCREENS SAMPLING 5 KEY1 13:11:12 Feb 28 2006 1
SCREENS........  .........

0               0
LOGON           LOGON
1               1
2               2
6.1             6.1
5 records listed

1 Dtademo (0)-> LIST VOC SAMPLING 5 KEY1
LIST VOC SAMPLING 5 KEY1 13:11:24 Feb 28 2006 1
@ID............  .........

STATS           STATS
COL.SPACES      COL.SPACES
WIN.PCRUN2      WIN.PCRUN2
A9              A9
WIN.SETPARAM    WIN.SETPAR
                AM
5 records listed

1 Dtademo (0)-> LIST DTASCREENS SAMPLING 5 KEY1
LIST DTASCREENS SAMPLING 5 KEY1 13:11:33 Feb 28 2006 1
SCREENS........  .........

2.7.1A          2.7.1A
2.7.1B          2.7.1B
CONFIG.NEC-P5   CONFIG.NEC
                -P5
M.DOC.PRINT     M.DOC.PRIN
                T
7.2.1_NEW       7.2.1_NEW
5 records listed

1 Dtademo (0)-> LIST DICT DTASCREENS SAMPLING 5 KEY1
Illegal attribute name: KEY1

1 Dtademo (0)-> LIST DICT DTASCREENS SAMPLING 5 USING VOC KEY1
LIST DICT DTASCREENS SAMPLING 5 USING VOC KEY1 13:23:31 Feb 28 2006 1
VOC.......  .........

@ID        @ID
2.4.1*ACTW 2.4.1
Y60
0*ACTWY60  0
2.4.2*ACTW 2.4.2
Y60
1.2.1*ACTW 1.2.1
Y60
5 records listed

Is this just the way it is or am I missing something?  As always, any help
would be appreciated.  :-)

Bill
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