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Revision as of 14:39, 30 April 2009
Class
Applications
Purpose
Specify user-defined keywords (UDK)
Syntax
KEYWORD [<expC1> [<expC2>]]
See Also
ALIAS, DISPLAY PROCEDURE, DISPLAY STATUS, FUNCTION, LIST PROCEDURE, LIST STATUS
Description
User Defined Keywords (UDKs) can be specified with the KEYWORD <expC1> <expC2> command. The <expC1> refers to the new keyword name and the <expC2> refers to the keyword with which <expC1> is synonymous. If no <expC2> is specified, the keyword setting for <expC1> is removed. UDKs can be combined with User Defined Commands (UDCs). Used on its own, the KEYWORD command displays the current UDKs. In a similar way, the ALIAS command displays the current UDCs and the LIST PROCEDURE command displays the current User Defined Functions and procedures.
Example
keyword layout structure list layout alias retrieve "list" retrieve layout
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
