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Command Reference 5-1
COMMAND REFERENCE
This chapter lists, in alphabetical order, the commands you use to write your script. Each command
is discussed in detail to include the correct syntax.
Programming Conventions
The commands use the following conventions.
KEYWORDS
You must type the upper-case text.
CALL function-name
Place holders
Text in italics are place holders.
CLEAR item
[optional]
Optional items appear in brackets.
CHECK item [,[<MI>invalid label]
[,valid label]]
Example
Text in bold courier font are examples of the command in use.
ADD WHOLESALE , TEMP2
*label
Text with an asterisk, "*", is a label signifying a place to jump to in
the script.
ADD CONTROL , TEMP1 ,
*ERROR2
Repeating Items
Horizontal ellipsis dots following an item in a syntax description
indicate more of the same item may appear.
FETCH COMM
Missing Items
Vertical ellipsis dots used in examples and syntax descriptions
indicate a portion of the code is omitted.
Ex. ADD WHOLESALE, TEMP2
.
.
.
ADD TEMP2, TEMP1
Field Names
The logical field names used in the command sections are examples. For example, TEMP1 is used
throughout this chapter as an example of a temporary buffer field name.
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