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==Description==
 
==Description==
The SET KEYWORD command can be used to specify the keyword settings for EDIT or BROWSE on a per workarea basis.  The keywords specified are active in the workarea that was current when the command was issued.  Each subsequent time that a BROWSE or EDIT is To reset BROWSE or EDIT to the default behavior, issue the command without specifying <keywords>.  For details of the keywords for BROWSE or EDIT, please see the individual commands.
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The SET KEYWORD command can be used to specify the keyword settings for EDIT or BROWSE on a per workarea basis.  The keywords are active in the workarea that was current when the command was issued for each subsequent BROWSE or EDIT. To reset BROWSE or EDIT to the default behavior, issue the command without specifying <keywords>.  For details of the keywords for BROWSE or EDIT, please see the individual commands.
  
  

Revision as of 13:19, 16 April 2009

Class

Screen Environment


Purpose

Specify keyword settings for BROWSE or EDIT for the current workarea


Syntax

SET KEYWORD OF BROWSE | EDIT TO [<keywords>]


See Also

BROWSE, CHANGE, EDIT, SET COMMAND


Description

The SET KEYWORD command can be used to specify the keyword settings for EDIT or BROWSE on a per workarea basis. The keywords are active in the workarea that was current when the command was issued for each subsequent BROWSE or EDIT. To reset BROWSE or EDIT to the default behavior, issue the command without specifying <keywords>. For details of the keywords for BROWSE or EDIT, please see the individual commands.


Example

select 1
set keyword of browse to nomenu nodelete
set keyword of edit to noedit
select 2
set keyword of browse to lock 1


Products

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