Difference between revisions of "SET VERIFY"
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set verify on | set verify on | ||
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Revision as of 14:42, 20 April 2009
Class
Screen Environment
Purpose
Enable or disable dialog box display
Syntax
SET VERIFY ON | OFF | (<expL>)
See Also
DIALOG MESSAGE, Function Keys, SET DIALOG, SET HELP, SET MESSAGE
Description
The SET VERIFY command is used to enable or disable dialog box display upon execution of [ABANDON], [DELETE RECORD], [EXIT/SAVE], or [CARRY MODE] operations. If VERIFY is set ON, when a user presses a key to initiate an [ABANDON], [DELETE RECORD], [EXIT/SAVE] or [CARRY MODE] operation, a dialog box displays asking for confirmation of the operation. The dialog box contains a YES button and a NO button. The user may move the cursor to a YES or NO button and press [RETURN] to reply. Pressing the [ABANDON] key or selecting the NO button returns the user to the previous screen. Selecting the YES button continues the operation. By default, SET VERIFY is ON.
Example
set verify on use test
Products
Recital Terminal Developer
