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

SAFECOM Session-Control Commands
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DISPLAY Command
Considerations
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If used, END should be the last prompt item specified. Any prompt items following
END are ignored.
Examples
1. This command adds the current command line number to the SAFECOM prompt:
=DISPLAY PROMPT COMMAND NUMBER
2=
2. This command adds the user name for the user ADMIN.BILL to the SAFECOM
prompt:
=DISPLAY PROMPT USER NAME
ADMIN.BILL=
3. This command changes the SAFECOM prompt for the user ADMIN.BILL to the
user name followed by a space and a greater-than sign (>). END removes the
equal sign from the prompt.
=DISPLAY PROMPT (USER NAME, " >", END)
ADMIN.BILL >
DISPLAY USER Option
DISPLAY USER controls whether user identities are displayed as user IDs or as user
names in SAFECOM reports. SAFECOM normally identifies users by their user IDs. To
identify users by their user names, use the DISPLAY USER command.
If a user or node has been deleted, the Safeguard software cannot display that user’s
user name or node’s node name. Such a user or node is always identified by its ID.
AS
is an optional keyword that you can use for clarity. It is not required in the
command.
NAME
specifies that users and nodes are identified by user and node names.
NUMBER
specifies that users and nodes are identified by user and node IDs.
DISPLAY USER [ AS ] { NAME | NUMBER }