HP System Dictionary/XL SDMAIN Reference Manual (32256-90001)

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Parameters
version-name Name of the version whose status is to be set.
version-status The status to which the version is set. Valid statuses are:
test
production
archival
Description
If you set the version that you are currently working in (specified through the DEFINE command), you will
then be operating in a version of the new status.
Whenever you create a version, the version is automatically set to test status. You do not need to issue the
SETVERSION command after the version is created, if you want the status to remain in test. It is only
necessary to issue this command when you want to change the status to either production or archival.
Remember, only one version in a domain can be in production status at any given time.
Open Mode: Exclusive-update
Scope: DA scope or any scope with version capability
Example
The following example sets the version status of version B_000_* to production.
>SETVERSION B_000_*;
>>STATUS = production.
>
SHOW
Lists all current environment information, including the dictionary environment defined by the DEFINE
command, the SDMAIN environment defined by the OPTIONS command, and the output environment
defined by the CONFIGURE and FORMAT commands.
Syntax
SH[OW] [.]
Description
The information that you see when you issue the SHOW command is the information for the dictionary
environment, the SDMAIN environment, and the output environment. The dictionary environment
includes the name of the dictionary that is open, the scope, the open mode and name mode, and the
domain, version, and version status that are used for creating or retrieving definitions. The SDMAIN
environment provides the current state of the command log and prompt flags, the log file name, and macro
file name. The output environment includes the length and width of the terminal and paper that is being
used, the size of the four margins of the paper, the item spacing information, the output destination, the
alignment and format-variable specifications, the current page header, and title line.
Open Mode: Any