Category: SET Commands

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SET MEMBERINTERVAL

Sets the interval between set-processing progress messages. Syntax SET MEMBERINTERVAL num Parameters num Num can be: an integer constant (e.g., 15, 200) a variable, form field, menu item, or parameter that evaluates to an integer. Comments The MEMBERINTERVAL option is set to 1 by default. The MEMBERINTERVAL option determines how many records are to be…
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SET PAGESIZE

Controls the overall length of pages output by the LIST command. Syntax SET PAGESIZE num Parameters num Num specifies, in lines, the height of an output page. Num can be: an integer constant (e.g., 15, 200); a variable, form field, menu item, or parameter that evaluates to an integer. Comments The PAGESIZE option is set…
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SET PAGEWIDTH

Controls the overall width of pages output by the LIST command. Syntax SET PAGEWIDTH num Parameters num Num specifies, in characters, the width of an output page. Num can be an integer constant (e.g., 15, 200). a variable, form field, menu item, or parameter that evaluates to an integer. Comments The PAGEWIDTH option is set…
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SET CONNECTOR DOCUMENT

Changes the runtime file name of a connector document Syntax SET CONNECTOR DOCUMENT connector document TO filename Parameters connector document The name of the connector document. filename The file name to which the connector document will be referencing. Comments The SET CONNECTOR DOCUMENT changes the run-time value for the filename field on a connector document.…
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SET LEXTRACE

Controls lexical tracing. Syntax SET [LOCAL] LEXTRACE ON|OFF Parameters LOCAL Indicates that lexical tracing is to be switched ON or OFF only at the “local” level. Comments The LEXTRACE option is set OFF by default. When LEXTRACE is ON, each line of a procedure is displayed on the terminal, one character at a time, as…
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SET INPUT TIMEOUT

Controls how long a FORM or MENU INPUT command waits for user interaction. Syntax SET INPUT TIMEOUT [num] Parameters num The number of seconds to wait for user input. Can be an integer constant (e.g., 15, 200); a variable, form field, or parameter that evaluates to an integer. Valid values for num range from -1…
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SET INPUT FORMAT

Establishes the format for data input. Syntax SET INPUT FORMAT NORMAL|COMMADELIMITED Comments The INPUT FORMAT option is NORMAL by default. Normally, the ADD and CHANGE commands look for input whose format is a simple data stream, separated by delimiter characters. SET INPUT FORMAT enables these commands to read data in “comma delimited” format from unstructured…
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SET TEXTDELIMITER

Specifies the current text delimiter for comma-delimited format. Syntax SET TEXTDELIMITER character Parameters character Any valid character, or a variable containing a valid character. Reserved characters (e.g., space, backslash, etc.) must be enclosed in quotation marks. Comments The TEXTDELIMITER option is set to the double quotation mark (“) by default. The specified character is used…
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SET SEQUENCENUMBER

Controls the way Automatic Sequence Numbers operate. Syntax SET SEQUENCENUMBER {object | ALL} {number | variable | ON | OFF}. where object The name of an Entity-Set Relationship with fields that contains an ASN defined ALL Refer to all Entity-Sets and Relationships with fields that contain ASNs defined number a positive number from 1 up…
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SET OUTPUT

Specifies the current output. Syntax SET OUTPUT docname [APPEND] [FILEPATH file://<file full path>] Parameters docname The name of the application document to which all output is to be sent. Can also be one of the two pre-defined application documents, terminal or printer. APPEND Specifies that new output to docname is to be appended to the…
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