SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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ALTER
MULTIWINDOWS ON | OFF
specifies whether the window below or to the right of the window that is broken
with a break-window operation (function key F9) is a free window
(MULTIWINDOWS OFF) or multiple windows assigned to the same taskid
(MULTIWINDOWS ON).
The default, MULTIWINDOWS OFF, causes a break-window operation to create a
free window.
NODATATIMEOUT seconds
specifies the NODATATIMEOUT value in seconds assigned to user tasks
declared with the OPEN or TASK statements. The default value is 60 seconds.
A NODATATIMEOUT occurs when the time for the first message received from a
process exceeds the specified number of seconds. The NODATATIMEOUT option
enables you to specify how long you are willing to wait before any response is
received from a user task after a request for output from that task.
Use the NODATATIMEOUT option to limit the amount of time the SeeView
program and the SeeView interpreter wait for operations such as WRITE, READ,
and WINDOW to complete. This option also prevents external deadlocks from
affecting the SeeView program.
PRIORITY priority
specifies the execution priority of the SeeView process.
The integer value specified by ALTER PRIORITY priority causes the SeeView
program to alter its own execution priority to be equal to the value specified. Users
tasks declared with a TASK or OPEN statement have a process priority of one less
than the current execution priority of the SeeView process (unless a $CMON
process specifies a different execution priority). For additional information
regarding user task priorities, see the TASK statement.
PRIVATE ON | OFF
specifies whether a logon to the SeeView program (from a logged-off state)
performed using the HELLO statement is restricted to the person who was most
recently logged on. PRIVATE ON means access is restricted and is the default.
PRIVATE OFF means that the logon to the SeeView program is open to any valid
user ID. For more information, see the HELLO and GOODBYE statements.
PROCTRACE ON | OFF
specifies whether a line-25 message is displayed each time a procedure is
executed.
ON indicates that each time the SeeView interpreter executes a procedure, that
procedure name is displayed on line 25. The default is OFF.