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1-316 UniBasic Commands Reference “Back from subroutine BRANCHOUT.” PRINT "Now we go to the subroutine." GOSUB BRANCHOUT PRINT "Back from subroutine BRANCHOUT." STOP BRANCHOUT: PRINT "Now in subroutine BRANCHOUT." RETURN END Related Commands UniBasic GOTO, ON/GOSUB, RETURN
GOTO Syntax GOTO label [:] Synonym GO Description The UniBasic GOTO command branches unconditionally to a statement label within a program or subroutine. A statement label must exist in the program or subroutine. If the label you specify does not exist, the compiler generates an error message and the program aborts. After a program executes a GOTO, it does not keep track of the point of departure, but simply moves to the new statement and begins executing there. You cannot use the UniBasic RETURN command in conjunction with a GOTO statement. Tip: Use GOSUB instead of GOTO to make your programs easier to follow and maintain. Examples In the following example, the program statement transfers program control to the statement label 2510: GOTO 2510 In the next example, the program statement transfers control to the statement label START if the variable RETRY is true: IF RETRY GOTO START 1-317
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UniBasic Commands and Functions Thi
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! ! is a synonym for the * and REM
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#< #< is a synonym for the GE relat
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$BASICTYPE Syntax $BASICTYPE "param
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$DEFINE Syntax $DEFINE var Descript
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Example In the following example, t
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Parameters The following table desc
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$UNDEFINE Syntax $UNDEFINE var Desc
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* Syntax expr * expr Synonyms !, RE
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*= Syntax var *= expr Description T
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+= Syntax var += expr Description T
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-= Syntax var -= expr Description T
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= Syntax var /= expr Description Th
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^ Syntax expr1^expr2 Synonym ** Des
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@ Syntax @(col.expr [,row.expr]) @(
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Examples In the following example,
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[] Syntax 1-67 UniBasic Commands Re
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{} {} is a synonym for the CALCULAT
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Note: You can use the ECL ON.ABORT
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ABS Syntax ABS(expr) Description Th
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Parameter Description 1-76 UniBasic
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ACTIVATEKEY Syntax ACTIVATEKEY , [
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STATUS Code Example 1-80 UniBasic C
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Parameters 1-82 UniBasic Commands R
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Parameter Description format 1 - PE
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amInitialize Syntax 1-88 UniBasic C
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amReceiveMsg Syntax amReceiveMsg(hS
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amReceiveRequest Syntax amReceiveRe
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amSendMsg Syntax 1-94 UniBasic Comm
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amSendRequest Syntax amSendRequest(
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amSendResponse Syntax amSendRespons
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amTerminate Syntax amTerminate(hSes
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analyzeCertificate Syntax analyzeCe
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AND Syntax expr1 AND expr2 Synonym
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ASIN Syntax ASIN(expr) Description
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Related Command UniData TERM - For
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BITAND Syntax BITAND(num.expr1,num.
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BITOR Syntax BITOR(num.expr1,num.ex
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BPIOCP Syntax BPIOCP Description Th
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BPIOCPN Syntax BPIOCPN Description
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BREAK Syntax BREAK [KEY] {ON | OFF
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BYTELEN Syntax BYTELEN (string) Des
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CALLC Syntax CALLC c.sub.name [(arg
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CASE Syntax BEGIN CASE CASE express
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Related Commands UniBasic CATS, SPL
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CHAIN Syntax CHAIN "str.expr" Descr
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CHANGE Syntax CHANGE(string, old.su
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CHAR Syntax CHAR(expr) Description
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CHARLEN Syntax CHARLEN (string) Des
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CHECKSUM Syntax CHECKSUM(str.expr)
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Related Commands UniBasic COMMON, C
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UniData DELETECOMMON, STACKCOMMON -
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CLEARFILE Syntax CLEARFILE [file.va
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CLEARINPUT Syntax CLEARINPUT Synony
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UniQuery GET.LIST, SELECT, SSELECT
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CLOSE Syntax CLOSE [file.var] [ON E
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CLOSESEQ Syntax CLOSESEQ seq.file.v
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closeSocket Syntax closeSocket(sock
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COL1 Syntax COL1( ) Description The
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COMMON Syntax COMMON [/common.name/
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Related Command UniBasic EXIT 1-165
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COUNT Syntax COUNT(str.expr1, str.e
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COUNTS Syntax COUNTS(expr,str.expr)
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createCertificate Syntax createCert
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createCertRequest Syntax createCert
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Parameter Description The following
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The following table describes the a
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createSecureRequest Syntax createSe
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Method Description The following ta
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DATA Syntax DATA expr1 [,expr2]...
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DBTOXML Syntax DBTOXML(xml_document
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DCOUNT Syntax DCOUNT(str,delim) Des
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DEACTIVATEKEY Syntax DEACTIVATEKEY
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STATUS Code Example The following e
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DEFFUN Syntax DEFFUN function.name
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The preceding program calls the fol
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Examples The following program segm
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Examples The following program stat
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UniData SQL SELECT - For informatio
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DIGEST Syntax DIGEST(algorithm, dat
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DIR Syntax DIR(file.expr) Descripti
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STATUS Codes DISABLEDEC has the fol
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DISPLAYWIDTH Syntax DISPLAYWIDTH (s
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DQUOTE DQUOTE is a synonym for the
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Related Commands UniBasic PRECISION
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ECHO Syntax ECHO [ON | OFF | expr]
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EDADRV_CloseStmt Syntax RETCODE EDA
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EDADRV_Connect Syntax RETCODE EDADR
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EDADRV_Disconnect Syntax RETCODE ED
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Return Codes The following table de
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Output Variable The following table
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Output Variables The following tabl
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EDADRV_GetDBInfo Syntax RETCODE EDA
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EDADRV_GetEDAAttr Syntax RETCODE ED
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EDADRV_GetErrmsg Syntax RETCODE EDA
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Input Variables The following table
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EDADRV_LoadSymbols Syntax RETCODE E
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Output Variables The following tabl
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Return Codes The following table de
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Input Variables The following table
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STATUS Codes ENABLEDEC has the foll
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Parameter Description dataLoc 1 - D
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Parameters he following table descr
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END Syntax END Description The UniB
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Related Commands UniBasic CALL, CHA
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EQU Syntax EQU constant1 TO value1
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EXECUTE Syntax EXECUTE "str.expr" [
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Parameter Description Reminder: The
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Related Commands UniBasic COMMON, E
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Parameter Description Examples In t
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EXP Syntax EXP(expr) Description Th
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Options The value of option determi
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FILEINFO Syntax FILEINFO(file.var,
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Code 9 Merge factor percentage 10 S
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FILELOCK Syntax FILELOCK [file.var]
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FILEUNLOCK Syntax FILEUNLOCK [file.
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FIND Syntax FIND expr IN dyn.array[
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Related Commands UniBasic [], FINDS
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ICONV File Translation (Tfile) Synt
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STATUS Function Return Values After
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INDEX Syntax INDEX(str.expr1,str.ex
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INDICES Syntax INDICES(file.var[, i
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initSecureServerSocket function Syn
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initServerSocket Syntax initServerS
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INMAT Syntax INMAT( ) INMAT(array.n
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Related Commands UniBasic DIM, MAT,
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Warning: Processing differs when yo
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In the next example, the INPUT stat
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Parameter Description 1-387 UniBasi
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Related Commands UniBasic CLEARINPU
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INPUTERR Syntax INPUTERR error.expr
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INPUTIF Syntax INPUTIF var [THEN st
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INPUTTRAP Syntax INPUTTRAP string.e
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INS Syntax INS expr BEFORE dyn.arra
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INSERT Syntax INSERT(dyn.array.expr
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INT Syntax INT(num.expr) Descriptio
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ISNV Syntax ISNV(expr) Description
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ISNVS Syntax ISNVS(dynamic.array) D
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ITYPE Syntax ITYPE(itype.expr) Desc
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LE Syntax expr1 LE expr2 Synonyms #
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LEN Syntax LEN(str.expr) Descriptio
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LENS Syntax LENS(dyn.array) Descrip
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LISTUSER Syntax LISTUSER() Descript
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LN Syntax LN(num.expr) Description
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The following table describes the s
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LOCATE in BASICTYPEs U, P, and M Th
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LOOP/REPEAT Syntax LOOP [statements
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Examples The following example is t
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LOWER Syntax LOWER(dyn.array.expr)
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Related Command UniBasic LTS 1-434
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MAT Syntax MAT dim.array = expr MAT
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MATCH Syntax var MATCH "[~] len [X,
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MATCHFIELD Syntax MATCHFIELD(str.ex
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MATPARSE Syntax MATPARSE dim.array
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The preceding program segment produ
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Parameter Description INMAT Functio
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MATREADL Syntax MATREADL dim.array
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Related Commands UniBasic DIM, INMA
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Parameter Description STATUS Functi
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MATWRITEU Syntax MATWRITEU dim.arra
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MAXIMUM Syntax MAXIMUM(dyn.array.va
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MDPERFORM Syntax MDPERFORM str.expr
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MINIMUM Syntax MINIMUM(dyn.array.va
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NE Syntax expr1 NE expr2 Synonyms #
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NEG Syntax NEG(expr) Description Th
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NFAUSER Syntax NFAUSER(“username
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DCOUNT INDEX LEN SEQ SWAP 1-480
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NOTS Syntax NOTS(dyn.array) Descrip
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NUM Syntax NUM(expr) Description Th
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NUMS Syntax NUMS(dyn.array) Descrip
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OCONV Syntax OCONV(expr, conv.code.
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OCONV Date (D) Syntax OCONV(integer
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Note: Following SMA standards, Mond
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Related Commands UniBasic DATE, ICO
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Related Command UniBasic ICONV Grou
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Related Command UniBasic ICONV Leng
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Parameter Description Examples The
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OCONV Masked Decimal (MD) Syntax OC
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Examples The following table descri
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Parameter Description [ [prefix], [
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OCONV Packed Decimal (MP) Syntax OC
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OCONV Right Justify (MR) Syntax OCO
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Examples In the following statement
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Related Commands UniBasic DATE, ICO
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The following table indicates which
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OCONV Pattern Match (P) Syntax OCON
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OCONV Range (R) Syntax OCONV(num.ex
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OCONV SOUNDEX (S) Syntax OCONV(str.
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OCONV Text Extraction (T) Syntax OC
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OCONV File Translation (Tfile) Synt
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OCONVS Syntax OCONVS(dyn.array.expr
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ON/GOSUB Syntax ON expr GOSUB label
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Related Commands UniBasic GOSUB, GO
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openSecureSocket function Syntax op
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OPENSEQ Syntax OPENSEQ [absolutepat
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The following table describes the r
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Example The following example illus
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OSBREAD Syntax OSBREAD var FROM fil
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Writing to Other Types of Files For
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Related Commands UniBasic CLOSESEQ,
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OSREAD Syntax OSREAD var FROM filen
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OSWRITE Syntax OSWRITE expr {ON | T
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PAGE Syntax PAGE [ON num.expr] [exp
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PAUSE Syntax PAUSE [wait_time] Desc
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PCPERFORM Syntax PCPERFORM str.expr
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Related Command UniData FLOAT.PRECI
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Example The following example illus
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PRINTER Syntax PRINTER {ON | OFF} D
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PRINTERR Syntax PRINTERR expr [FROM
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Code Description Examples In the fo
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PROCREAD Syntax PROCREAD var {THEN
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The following globally cataloged pr
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PROCWRITE Syntax PROCWRITE expr Des
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PROMPT Syntax PROMPT str.expr Descr
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protocolLogging Syntax protocolLogg
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PWR Syntax PWR(num.expr1, num.expr2
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Related Command UniBasic SQUOTE 1-5
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READ Syntax READ dyn.array.var FROM
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READBCKL Syntax READBCKL dyn.array.
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READBCKU Syntax READBCKU dyn.array.
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READFWD Syntax READFWD dyn.array.va
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Related Commands UniBasic READBCK,
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Related Commands UniBasic READBCK,
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READNEXT Syntax READNEXT id.var [,
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READNEXTTUPLE Syntax READNEXTTUPLE
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READSEQ Syntax READSEQ var FROM seq
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eadSocket Syntax readSocket(socket_
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READT Syntax READT [UNIT (mu.expr)]
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Related Commands UniBasic CLOSE, DE
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READVL Syntax READVL var FROM [file
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READXBCK Syntax READXBCK dyn.array.
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READXFWD Syntax READXFWD dyn.array.
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ReadXMLData Syntax ReadXMLData(xml_
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RECORDLOCKED Syntax RECORDLOCKED (f
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RECORDLOCKU Syntax RECORDLOCKU [fil
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RELEASE Syntax RELEASE [file.var [,
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ReleaseXML Syntax ReleaseXML(XMLhan
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Example In the following example, c
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Parameter Description The SETTING c
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In some implementations, the values
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REMOVE Syntax REMOVE(dyn.array.var,
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REPLACE Syntax REPLACE(dyn.array.ex
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RESIZET Syntax RESIZET [UNIT(mu.exp
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RETURN Syntax RETURN [TO label[:]]
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RNDSEED Syntax RNDSEED expr Descrip
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SADD Syntax SADD(x, y) Description
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SELECT Syntax SELECT file.var [TO {
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SELECTINDEX Syntax SELECTINDEX inde
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Related Commands UniBasic DELETELIS
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Note: SEND with the X option suppre
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SEQS Syntax SEQS("char.expr") Descr
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setHTTPDefault Syntax setHTTPDefaul
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setPrivateKey Syntax setPrivateKey(
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setRandomSeed Syntax setRandomSeed(
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setRequestHeader Syntax setRequestH
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setSocketOptions Syntax setSocketOp
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showSecurityContext Syntax showSecu
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SIGNATURE Syntax SIGNATURE(algorith
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Return Code Status 1-742 UniBasic C
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SLEEP Syntax SLEEP [hh:mm[:ss]] [se
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SMUL Syntax SMUL(x, y) Description
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Return Codes The return code indica
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The following table describes each
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SOAPGetDefault Syntax SOAPGetDefaul
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SOAPGetFault Syntax SOAPGetFault(re
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SOAPGetResponseHeader Syntax SOAPGe
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SOAPRequestWrite Syntax SOAPRequest
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SOAPSetDefault Syntax SOAPSetDefaul
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Along with SOAPSetDefault, the Call
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SOUNDEX Syntax SOUNDEX(expr) Descri
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SPACE Syntax SPACE(expr) Descriptio
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SPLICE Syntax SPLICE(expr1,"expr",
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SQLAllocConnect Syntax status = SQL
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SQLAllocEnv Syntax status = SQLAllo
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SQLAllocStmt Syntax status = SQLAll
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SQLBindCol Syntax status = SQLBindC
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SQLBindParameter Syntax status = SQ
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SQLCancel Syntax status = SQLCancel
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SQLColAttributes Syntax status = SQ
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SQLColumns Syntax status = SQLColum
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Return Values The following table d
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Parameter Description Return Values
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SQLExecDirect Syntax status = SQLEx
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SQLExecute tells the data source to
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SQLGetInfo Syntax status = SQLGetIn
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Return Values The following table l
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SQLNumParams Syntax status = SQLNum
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SQLNumResultCols Syntax status = SQ
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SQLParamOptions Syntax status = SQL
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Example This example shows how you
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ODBC Data Sources If you execute a
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SQLRowCount Syntax status = SQLRowC
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SQLSetConnectOption Syntax status =
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SQLSetParam SQLSetParam is a synony
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For complete details about the SQLS
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Parameter Description tablename Nam
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SQLTables Syntax status = SQLTables
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SQRT Syntax SQRT(num.expr) Descript
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SSUB Syntax SSUB(x, y) Description
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STOP Syntax STOP [expr] Description
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STR Syntax STR(str.expr, num.expr)
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STRS Syntax STRS(dyn.array, expr) D
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If the response status indicates th
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SUBROUTINE Syntax SUBROUTINE sub.na
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SUBROUTINE (Update Trigger) Syntax
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SUBROUTINE (Delete Trigger) Syntax
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Related Commands UniBasic DEL, INSE
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TAN Syntax TAN(num.expr) Descriptio
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TIMEDATE Syntax TIMEDATE( ) Descrip
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TRANSACTION START Syntax TRANSACTIO
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TRIM Syntax TRIM(str.expr[,char[,ty
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Related Commands UniBasic TRIMB, TR
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TRIMF Syntax TRIMF(str.expr) Descri
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Related Commands UniBasic PAUSE Uni
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WRITEU Syntax WRITEU expr {ON | TO}
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Return Value Description Example In
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ASCII Character Codes This appendix
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A-3 UniBasic Commands Reference ASC
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UniBasic@variables This appendix li
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B-3 UniBasic Commands Reference @va
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@USER0 @USER1 @USER2 @USER3 @USER4
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