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| − | [[DIALOG FIELDS]], [[DIALOG FILES]], [[DIALOG MESSAGE]], [[DIALOG QUERY]], [[DIALOG SCOPE]], [[Function Keys]], [[MESSAGEBOX()]], [[SET MESSAGE]], [[SET SCOREBOARD]], [[SET STATUS]] | + | [[DIALOG BOX]], [[DIALOG FIELDS]], [[DIALOG FILES]], [[DIALOG GET]], [[DIALOG MESSAGE]], [[DIALOG QUERY]], [[DIALOG SCOPE]], [[Function Keys]], [[MESSAGEBOX()]], [[SET MESSAGE]], [[SET SCOREBOARD]], [[SET STATUS]] |
Revision as of 14:00, 3 June 2009
Class
Screen Dialogs
Purpose
Enable or disable dialog style messages
Syntax
SET DIALOG ON | OFF | (<expL>)
See Also
DIALOG BOX, DIALOG FIELDS, DIALOG FILES, DIALOG GET, DIALOG MESSAGE, DIALOG QUERY, DIALOG SCOPE, Function Keys, MESSAGEBOX(), SET MESSAGE, SET SCOREBOARD, SET STATUS
Description
The SET DIALOG OFF command disables all dialog and alert boxes. Dialog boxes display when the user presses the [ABANDON] key. Alert boxes display when an error occurs. Error messages display in the message line rather than in a pop-up alert box when SET DIALOG is OFF. SET DIALOG OFF is particularly useful in foreign language applications. The default for SET DIALOG is ON.
Example
set dialog off
Products
Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
