Guardian Programming Reference Summary for C

SET^FILE Operations
Guardian Programming Reference Summary for C—522630-001
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SET^SYSTEM
MESSAGES
(continued)
The user replies to the system
messages designated by this
operation by using
WRITE^FILE. If no
WRITE^FILE is encountered
before the next READ^FILE, a
reply-error-code = 0 is
made automatically. Note that
this operation cannot set some
of the newer system messages;
for these, use
SET^SYSTEMMESSAGESM
ANY.
new-sys-
msg-mask
sys-msg-
mask
Open
SET^TRACE
BACK
Sets or clears the traceback
feature. When traceback is
active, the SIO facility appends
the caller's P-relative address to
all error messages.
new-state old-state
SET^
USERFLAG
Sets user flag for the file. The
user flag is a one-word value in
the FCB that the user can
manipulate to maintain
information about the file.
new-user-
flag
user-
flag-in-
fcb
Open
SET^ WRITE^
FOLD
Sets or clears write-fold for the
file. If on, write^file operations
exceeding the record length
cause multiple logical records to
be written. If off, write^file
operations exceeding the record
length are truncated to record-
length bytes; no error message
or warning is given.
new-state state
SET^ WRITE^
PAD
Sets or clears write-blank-pad
for the file. If on, write^file
operations of less than record-
length bytes, including the last
record if WRITE^FOLD is in
effect, are padded with trailing
blanks to fill out the logical
record.
new-state state Open
SET^ WRITE^
TRIM
Sets or clears write-trailing-
blank-trim for the file. If on,
trailing blanks are trimmed
from the output record before
being written to the line.
new-state state Open
<operation>
Parameter
(Required)
Description of Operation
Requested
new-value
Parameter
Entered
(Optional)
old-value
Parameter
Entered
(Optional)
State
of File