SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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INVOKE
This example shows the INFO PROC * option.
INVOKE
The INVOKE statement executes all sections in the specified file or cache.
FILE edit-filename
specifies the name of the file to be invoked or executed.
CACHE taskid
designates the taskid of the cache that is to be invoked or executed.
Considerations
All procedures contained in the invoked file or cache are added to the SeeView
procedure library.
If the file or cache contains a procedure name previously defined in the library, the new
procedure replaces the old procedure.
INFO PROC *
PROCS in $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SEELOCL = 11
SEETELE @757
SEENEWMENUITEM @715
SEEMAILWHOFROM @640 x2
SEEMAILREPLY @582
SEEMAILFOLDERS @523 x1
SEEMAILCONFMENU @513
SEEMAILCONF @489
SEEMAILMENUOP @343 x21
SEEMAIL @204 x25
SEELOGGERS @161
SEEPROMPTWAIT @105 x1
--> total procs = 82, longest chain = 3 <--
Note. The x25 for the SEEMAIL PROC indicates that this PROC has been called 25 times
since the script $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SEELOCL was first invoked.
INVOKE [ FILE ] edit-filename
CACHE taskid
Note. The SeeView program issues the warning message “For Faster Access INVOKE
script” when it cannot operate as efficiently as possible. This occurs if the contents of a
script previously invoked are changed since it was last invoked. Reinvoking the script allows
SeeView to re-create a procedure-entry-point directory for the script and once again operate
efficiently without the need to search for procedures linearly.