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C O M M A N D R E F E R E N C E
This chapter lists, in alphabetical order, the commands you use to write your script. Each command
is discussed in detail to include the correct syntax.
P r o g r a m m i n g C o n v e n t i o n s
The commands use the following conventions.
KEYWORDS
Place holders
[optional]
Example
*label
Repeating Items
Missing Items
F i e l d N a m e s
The logical field names used in the command sections are examples. For example, TEMP1 is used
throughout this chapter as an example of a temporary buffer field name.
You must type the upper-case text.
CALL function-name
Text in italics are place holders.
CLEAR item
Optional items appear in brackets.
CHECK item [,[<MI>invalid label]
[,valid label]]
Text in bold courier font are examples of the command in use.
ADD WHOLESALE , TEMP2
Text with an asterisk, "*", is a label signifying a place to jump to in
the script.
ADD CONTROL , TEMP1 ,
*ERROR2
Horizontal ellipsis dots following an item in a syntax description
indicate more of the same item may appear.
FETCH COMM
Vertical ellipsis dots used in examples and syntax descriptions
indicate a portion of the code is omitted.
ADD WHOLESALE, TEMP2
Ex.
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ADD TEMP2, TEMP1
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Command Reference 5-1
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