GLOBALS [parameter=value
...]
|
This command is used to set Natural session parameters.
This document covers the following topics:
The following table contains a list of session parameters that can be
specified with the system command GLOBALS
.
Parameters | Function |
---|---|
CC | Error Processing in Batch Mode |
CF | Character for Terminal Commands |
CPCVERR | Code Page Conversion Error |
DC | Character for Decimal Point Notation |
DFOUT | Date Format for Output |
DFSTACK | Date Format for Stack |
DFTITLE | Output Format of Date in Standard Report Title |
DO | Display Order of Output Data |
DU | Dump Generation |
EJ | Page Eject |
FCDP | Filler Character for Dynamically Protected Input Fields |
FS | Default Format/Length Setting for User-Defined Variables |
IA | Input Assign Character |
ID | Input Delimiter Character |
IM | Input Mode |
LE | Reaction when Limit for Processing Loop Exceeded |
LS | Line Size |
LT | Limit for Processing Loops |
MT | Maximum CPU Time |
NC | Use of Natural System Commands |
OPF | Overwriting of Protected Fields by Helproutines |
PD | Limit of Pages for
NATPAGE |
PM | Print Mode |
PS | Page Size for Natural Reports |
REINP | Issue Internal REINPUT Statement for Invalid
Data
|
SA | Sound Terminal Alarm |
SF | Spacing Factor |
SL | Source Line Length |
SM | Programming in Structured Mode |
THSEPCH | Thousands Separator Character |
TS | Translate Output from Programs in System Libraries |
WH | Wait for Record in Hold Status |
ZD | Zero-Division Check |
ZP | Zero Printing |
The system command GLOBALS
and the statement
SET GLOBALS
offer
the same parameters for modification. They can both be used in the same Natural
session. Parameter values specified with a GLOBALS
command remain in effect until they are overridden by a new
GLOBALS
command or SET
GLOBALS
statement, the session is terminated, or you log on
to another library.
Some parameter values may be overridden during program execution using
the LIMIT
,
EJECT
, and
FORMAT
statements and
by format entries specified in INPUT
,
DISPLAY
,
PRINT
, and
WRITE
statements.