TACL Reference Manual

UTILS:TACL Commands and Functions
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SET DEFINE Command
LC_MESSAGES
determines how messages and process interactive responses are
formatted.
LC_MONETARY
determines how currency representations are formatted.
LC_NUMERIC
determines how numbers are represented.
LC_TIME
determines how dates and times are formatted.
Each of these attributes is case-sensitive and can be up to 256 characters.
They can be set to any value, although to be effective, the value must match
one of the values supported in the process it is used. Supported values are
described in the Internationalization library.
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For CLASS MAP, the working attribute set always consists of only the FILE
attribute (a required attribute that has no default value):
FILE file-name
For file-name, specify a file name; the format is:
[[[\node-name.]$volume.] subvol.] file-name
The FILE attribute specifies the file name to be used in place of MAP DEFINE
name. When you use the DEFINE name in a command or procedure call, the
file system substitutes the value associated with the FILE name for the
DEFINE name. (See the examples for the ADD DEFINE Command on
page 8-9.)
You can use a CLASS MAP DEFINE in TACL wherever a file name is
accepted. On a RUN or #NEWPROCESS command, however, the new
process must be able to handle a DEFINE name in place of a file name if you
include a CLASS MAP DEFINE.
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For CLASS SEARCH, the working attribute set consists of up to 21 attributes
named SUBVOL0 through SUBVOL20; the format is:
SUBVOLn subvolume-name
The SUBVOLn attribute specifies a subvolume for resolving file names in a
search list. To specify multiple subvolumes, use multiple SUBVOLn attributes.
All attributes are optional.
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For CLASS SORT, the working attribute set consists of the attributes listed in
Table 8-4 on page 8-179. All attributes are optional.