Safeguard Reference Manual (G06.24+, H06.03+ )

SAFECOM Session-Control Commands
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DISPLAY Command
SUBPROCESS
SUBVOLUME
TERMINAL
USER
VOLUME
Example
In this example, ASSUME establishes DISKFILE as the default object class:
=ASSUME DISKFILE
=SET ACCESS (sales.*, admin.*) r
=ADD $data.q3.report
SAFECOM then executes the SET and ADD commands as though you had entered:
=SET DISKFILE ACCESS (sales.*, admin.*) r
=ADD DISKFILE $data.q3.report
DISPLAY Command
DISPLAY specifies several different command options that alter the output of the INFO
and SHOW commands. You can enter several DISPLAY command options in a single
list. This form is convenient if you want to change several default DISPLAY settings at
the start of a SAFECOM session. You can also execute the DISPLAY command
options individually, as described later.
command
is one the following DISPLAY command options:
[ AS ] COMMANDS [ ON | OFF ]
DETAIL [ ON | OFF ]
HEADERS [ ON | OFF | ONCE ]
PROMPT ( prompt-item )
[ ( prompt-item [ ,prompt-item ] )... ]
USER [ AS ] { NAME | NUMBER }
WARNINGS [ ON | OFF ]
For detailed descriptions of these options, see the individual DISPLAY options in
this section.
Examples
In this example, the DISPLAY command list turns warnings off, displays user identities
as names, and causes a single heading to be displayed on INFO reports:
DISPLAY WARNINGS OFF, USER AS NAME, HEADERS ONCE
Note. The ASSUME command is not valid for OBJECTTYPE, GROUP, or SECURITY-GROUP.
DISPLAY command [ , command ] ...