SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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SETPAGE
Considerations
Use the SECURE statement to restrict access to internal SeeView objects (statements
and functions keys). To restrict access to external objects, such as programs or files,
use the Safeguard command interpreter SAFECOM. You can define Safeguard
access-control lists (ACLs) for external SeeView menu items and tasks because these
items are HP NonStop files.
Example
These examples show the SECURE statement.
SETPAGE
The SETPAGE statement directs host data input and output to a page other than the
one currently displayed through the SHOWPAGE statement.
expression
specifies a page other than the one currently displayed through the SHOWPAGE
statement to direct host data input and output. Values less than one are not
allowed.
Example
This example shows the SETPAGE statement.
SHOWPAGE
The SHOWPAGE statement displays a terminal page other than the one to which host
data input and output are currently directed.
SECURE OPEN { prevent interactive use of OPEN statement}
SECURE SECURE{ prevent interactive use of secure stmt}
SECURE ANY SECURE{ prevent any use of the SECURE statement}
SECURE SF6 SF7{ prevent use of delete and create window}
SETPAGE expression
VAR pg:=0;
FOR 6 DO BEGIN {Clear pages 1-6 without showing them
SETPAGE (pg:=pg+1);
CLEAR;
END;
SHOWPAGE expression