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Assigns a name to the set of records processed by the main command.
Syntax
-> setname
The set of records processed by the main command is given the name setname.
where
setname | The name to be assigned to the result set. |
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You can explicitly create a result set by adding the characters -> and an appropriate name to the end of any set processing command.
The result setname can be:
- the name of a set object in the database. The set specification used in the main command must be consistent with the structure defined for the set object in the Object Dictionary.
- the name of a result set previously created by a set-producing command such as FIND or DELETE. The set specification used in the main command must be consistent with the structure of the previously named result set unless a SET CHECKSETS OFF command has been issued.
- a new name
Example
find Employees where LastName = "Jones" -> JSet
The result set JSet contains all records from Employees in which the last name is Jones.
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ByJason Lee
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