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Determine whether command results will be echoed to the screen
 
Determine whether command results will be echoed to the screen
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Latest revision as of 15:40, 25 November 2009

Purpose

Determine whether command results will be echoed to the screen


Syntax

SET TALK ON | OFF | (<expL>)


See Also

INDEX, PACK, REINDEX, SET DEBUG, SET ECHO, SET ODOMETER, SET STEP


Description

The SET TALK ON command can be used to assist in program debugging. If SET TALK is ON, then the result of certain commands will be echoed to the screen. Certain commands which may take a long time, such as PACK, INDEX, REINDEX etc. count on the screen to inform you of their progress. If TALK is OFF, this counting is disabled. The SET ODOMETER command can be used in conjunction with the SET TALK command to adjust the rate at which the counter is updated. By default, TALK is ON.


Example

set talk on
i = 10
        10
set talk off
i = 10
set talk on
set odometer to 10
use patrons
index on event to events
Indexing complete, 2400 records indexed.


Products

Recital