SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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ALTER
The default is SETMODE110 OFF.
SILLERASE ON | OFF
specifies whether text on a window sill from the cursor position and to the right of
the cursor is erased when you press Return. Some users find it useful to retain the
text to the right of the cursor on a window sill. SILLERASE OFF permits this.
The default is ON.
SILLSCROLL ON | OFF
specifies the behavior of function keys F3 and F4. SILLSCROLL ON allows these
keys to provide scrolling through the command history for a taskid.
SILLSCROLL OFF specifies that F3 and F4 perform window text scrolling.
Because window text scrolling is possible on most keyboards with the Roll-
Up/Down keys on the right-hand side of the keyboard, using F3 and F4 to scroll
text is redundant.
The default depends on the terminal type. For additional information, see the
HISTORY statement on page 9-55.
STATISTICS ON | OFF
specifies whether response time and CPU statistics collection are enabled. In the
STATISTICS ON state, each time you press a function key, the function key,
response time, and CPU seconds consumed by the SeeView program appears in
the free window cache. Therefore, you can view these statistics from any free
window.
Traces are annotated with elapsed-time and CPU statistics to allow in-depth
analysis of script performance. This trace adds about 70% overhead to the
execution pathlength, so use it only for diagnostic or analysis purposes rather than
as an indicator of actual process time consumption.
This option is intended mainly for script and SeeView performance analysis. The
default is OFF.
STMTTRACE ON | OFF
specifies whether statement tracing is performed. In the STMTTRACE ON state,
each time a statement is executed, that line of source code appears in the free
window cache.
Traces are annotated with elapsed-time and CPU statistics to allow in-depth
analysis of script performance.
This option is used mainly for program debugging purposes. The default is OFF.