- ... ADAM1
- Excluding the unused Program
Specification ref. Appendix
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- ...
normally2
- The exception is `internal' parameters (see Section
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- ... keyword3
- See Appendix
for a
discussion of valid keyword names.
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- ...
implied4
- Old-style D-task parameters should have VPATH 'INTERNAL'
specified as D-tasks cannot prompt for values.
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- ... parameter5
- Use
of the prompt string is actually a function of the user interface.
The effect with ICL, SMSICL, DCL and Unix shells is described here.
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- ... value6
- Use of the suggested value is actually a function of the user
interface.
The effect with ICL, SMSICL, DCL and Unix shells is described here.
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- ... found7
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The precise effect of the HELPKEY field will depend upon the user interface
in use.
The effect with ICL, SMSICL, DCL and Unix shells is described here.
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- ... parameter8
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The precise effect of the HELP field will depend upon the user interface in use.
The effect with ICL, SMSICL, DCL and Unix shells is described here.
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- ... file9
- Or, in
the case of scalar internal parameters, in memory
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