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==Class==
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Numeric Data
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==Purpose==
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Define the currency symbol associated with the CURRENCY() function
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==Syntax==
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SET CURRENCY TO <expC>
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==See Also==
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CURRENCY()
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==Description==
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The SET CURRENCY TO command allows you to define the currency symbol associated with the CURRENCY() function or the ’$’ picture symbol, as specified by the character expression <expC>.  This expression has a length of one character.  By default, CURRENCY is $.
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NOTE: The SET LANGUAGE command may be required to obtain the ’£’ character.  See the SET LANGUAGE command for further details.
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==Example==
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<pre>
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set currency to ’£’
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? currency(5000.00)
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£5000.00
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</pre>==Products==
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Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
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Revision as of 16:30, 10 March 2009

SET CURSOR

Class

Keyboard Events


Purpose

Turn the cursor on or off


Syntax

SET CURSOR ON | OFF | (<expL>)


See Also

SET PROMPT


Description

The SET CURSOR command turns the cursor on or off. By default, CURSOR is ON.


Example

set cursor on

Products

Recital Terminal Developer