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SET WINDOW

SET WINDOW

'window-name'

OFF

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For an explanation of the symbols used in the syntax diagram, see Syntax Symbols.

Related Statements: DEFINE WINDOW | INPUT WINDOW='window-name' | REINPUT | SET WINDOW

Belongs to Function Group: Screen Generation for Interactive Processing


Function

The SET WINDOW statement is used to activate and de-activate a window.

Any SET WINDOW 'window-name' or INPUT WINDOW='window-name' statement de-activates the window which has currently been active and activates the window specified in the statement. This means that only one window can be active at a time.

Note:
If you use SET WINDOW to activate a window which is defined with SIZE AUTO, the data on the screen before the window is activated determine the size of the window.

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Syntax Description

SET WINDOW 'window-name' Activates the specified window, which means that all subsequent statements refer to that window until either the window is de-activated or another window is activated. The specified window must have been defined with a DEFINE WINDOW statement.
SET WINDOW OFF De-activates the currently active window.

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Example

See DEFINE WINDOW statement.

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