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

SAFECOM Session-Control Commands
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DISPLAY Command
Examples
In this example, DISPLAY USER specifies that user identities are displayed as user
names rather than user IDs:
=DISPLAY USER NAME
DISPLAY WARNINGS Option
DISPLAY WARNINGS controls the display of warning messages on INFO DISKFILE
reports for the current session. SAFECOM normally displays a warning message if you
issue an INFO DISKFILE command for a file that has not been added to the Safeguard
database. DISPLAY WARNINGS provides a means of suppressing this message. This
option can be a convenient if, for example, you are requesting information on all files in
a subvolume.
DISPLAY WARNINGS
entered without ON or OFF, turns display warnings on.
ON
turns display warnings on.
OFF
turns display warnings off.
Considerations
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You can also control display warnings with the WARNINGS option of the INFO
DISKFILE command.
Examples
This example shows the difference in an INFO command display after DISPLAY
WARNINGS is used to turn the display warnings off.
Assume that the subvolume SALES contains three files, and two of them have not
been added to the Safeguard database. Use the following INFO command to check the
authorization records for these files:
=INFO DISKFILE $data.sales.*
DISPLAY WARNINGS [ ON | OFF ]