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Determines if compiled versions of application programs are to be executed.
Syntax
SET [LOCAL] RUNTIME ON|OFF
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Specifies if the Runtime system is to be available for program execution. When RUNTIME is set OFF, compiled programs are treated as if they are not compiled.
A SET LOCAL RUNTIME command can be used inside a program to make the Runtime system locally available to that program when RUNTIME is globally switched off. If that program subsequently calls another program, however, the Runtime system is unavailable within the second program.
The SET RUNTIME command is not affected by the SET RESET and SET RESTORE commands.
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ByJason Lee
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