form-name

       Is the name of the DECforms form in the form file. The form name
       is syntactically required but ignored when the file name is a
       .FORM file.

    file-name

       Is the DECforms file name. It can either be a .FORM or a .EXE
       file (the default file extension is .EXE). A complete file
       specification has the following format:

       node-spec::device:[directory]file-name.type;version

    decforms-name

       Is a DECforms record name or list name. A list is a DECforms
       structure. If a list name is specified as decforms-name, all the
       equivalent datatrieve-sources or datatrieve-destinations must be
       specified.

    datatrieve-source/datatrieve-destination

       Is the name of a DEC DATATRIEVE data element; a data element can
       be represented by a DEC DATATRIEVE record, by a group field, by a
       field, or by a variable. When datatrieve-source and datatrieve-
       destination can be used interchangeably, they are referred to as
       "DEC DATATRIEVE data element". The DEC DATATRIEVE data element
       can not be a COMPUTED BY field (for more information see the DEC
       DATATRIEVE Guide to Interfaces). When the decforms-name is a list
       name, specify a list of DEC DATATRIEVE data elements separated by
       commas.

    exchange-record

       Is the Oracle CDD/Repository path name of a record used to send
       and receive data with DECforms. It is an optional argument of the
       datatrieve-source and datatrieve-destination structures.

    send-control-item

       Is the input parameter (variable or string literal) that
       activates the proper actions defined by the user inside the .IFDL
       file. If you specify more than one input parameter, separate
       them with commas. Every control-item has to be from one to five
       characters long. For more details on how to build and use a SEND_
       CONTROL_TEXT see the DECforms documentation.

    receive-control-item

       Is a DEC DATATRIEVE variable previously declared which receives
       a text control item returned by the form. The content of the
       variable will be loaded by the form depending on the rules
       established by the user in the .IFDL file. If you specify more
       than one output parameter, separate them with commas. Every
       receive-control-item should be five characters long.