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Latest revision as of 15:40, 25 November 2009
Purpose
Specify the terminal being used.
Syntax
SET TERMINAL TO <terminal-name>
See Also
GETENV(), PUTENV(), Terminal Definition Files
Description
The SET TERMINAL TO <terminal-name> command specifies the type of terminal that is being used. This command is normally only used for testing purposes. When Recital Terminal Developer starts, it will automatically issue a SET TERMINAL TO command depending upon the contents of the environment variable/symbol, DB_TERM. This environment variable (UNIX/Linux), or symbol (OpenVMS) is defined in the system-wide configuration file.
Example
set terminal to ansi
Products
Recital
