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	The individual <var>Subsystem</var> methods are summarized in [[List of Subsystem methods]].		The individual <var>Subsystem</var> methods are summarized in [[List of Subsystem methods]].

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	<tr><th>SUBSYSTEMCONTEXT</th>		<tr><th>SUBSYSTEMCONTEXT</th>
	<td>Indicates the ability to change subsytem context to the subsystem indicated by <var class="term">csubsys</var>. <var class="term">csubsys</var> can be a specific subsystem name such as <code>SIRPRO</code>, or it can be a ~~wild-card~~ such as <code>SIR*</code> or <code>???PRO</code>.</td></tr>		<td>Indicates the ability to change subsytem context to the subsystem indicated by <var class="term">csubsys</var>. <var class="term">csubsys</var> can be a specific subsystem name such as <code>SIRPRO</code>, or it can be a wildcard such as <code>SIR*</code> or <code>???PRO</code>.</td></tr>

	<tr><th>ALL</th>		<tr><th>ALL</th>

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	Since setting the subsystem context allows a request to modify entities		Since setting the subsystem context allows a request to modify entities
	associated with another subsystem, the ability to set subsystem context is protected.		associated with another subsystem, the ability to set subsystem context is protected.
	Ordinarily, only a system manager can set the subsystem context, though		Ordinarily, only a system manager or system administrator can set the subsystem context, though
	the ability to set subsystem context can be controlled with <var>SIRMETH</var> rules.		the ability to set subsystem context can be controlled with <var>SIRMETH</var> rules.

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	[SUBSYSTEM subsys [NONPRE] ]</p>		[SUBSYSTEM subsys [NONPRE] ]</p>
	Where:		Where:
	<table class="~~noVar~~">		<table class="thJustBold">
	<tr><th>ALLOW</th>		<tr><th>ALLOW</th>
	<td>Indicates that requests matching the rule will be allowed to perform the indicated action.</td></tr>		<td>Indicates that requests matching the rule will be allowed to perform the indicated action.</td></tr>
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	<tr><th>SYSTEMSET</th>		<tr><th>SYSTEMSET</th>
	<td>Indicates the ability to set system strings or globals. This applies to the <var>[[SetGlobal (System subroutine)\|SetGlobal]]</var> and <var>[[SetString (System ~~subroutine~~)\|SetString]]</var> methods in the <var>System</var> class, as well as the <var>[[$Setg_Sys]]</var> function.</td></tr>		<td>Indicates the ability to set system strings or globals. This applies to the <var>[[SetGlobal (System subroutine)\|SetGlobal]]</var> and <var>[[SetString (System function)\|SetString]]</var> methods in the <var>System</var> class, as well as the <var>[[$Setg_Sys]]</var> function.</td></tr>

	<tr><th>SUBSYSTEMSET</th>		<tr><th>SUBSYSTEMSET</th>
	<td>Indicates the ability to set subsytem strings or globals. This applies to the <var>[[SetGlobal (Subsystem subroutine)\|SetGlobal]]</var> and <var>[[SetString (Subsystem ~~subroutine~~)\|SetString]]</var> methods in the <var>SubSystem</var> class, as well as the <var>[[$Setg_Subsys]]</var> function (when the third argument, the subsystem name, is not specified).</td></tr>		<td>Indicates the ability to set subsytem strings or globals. This applies to the <var>[[SetGlobal (Subsystem subroutine)\|SetGlobal]]</var> and <var>[[SetString (Subsystem function)\|SetString]]</var> methods in the <var>SubSystem</var> class, as well as the <var>[[$Setg_Subsys]]</var> function (when the third argument, the subsystem name, is not specified).</td></tr>

	<tr><th>SUBSYSTEMCONTEXT</th>		<tr><th>SUBSYSTEMCONTEXT</th>

JAL: /* Lists of System and Subsystem methods */

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Lists of System and Subsystem methods

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	==Lists of System and Subsystem methods==		==Lists of System and Subsystem methods==
	The individual <var>System</var> methods are summarized in [[List of System methods~~\|"List of System methods"~~]].		The individual <var>System</var> methods are summarized in [[List of System methods]].

	The individual <var>Subsystem</var> methods are summarized in [[List of Subsystem methods~~\|"List of Subsystem methods"~~]].		The individual <var>Subsystem</var> methods are summarized in [[List of Subsystem methods]].

JAL: /* System-wide objects */

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System-wide objects

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	that make designated objects available to all users in an Online or of a subsystem.		that make designated objects available to all users in an Online or of a subsystem.
	Such objects, referred to as '''system-wide''' objects, are made available via deep copy, so only		Such objects, referred to as '''system-wide''' objects, are made available via deep copy, so only
	deep-copyable (see [[Copying objects~~\|"Copying objects"~~]]) objects are eligible.		deep-copyable (see [[Copying objects]]) objects are eligible.

	An object becomes system-wide if and only if it is saved by the <var>System</var> class		An object becomes system-wide if and only if it is saved by the <var>System</var> class
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	The methods that work with system-wide objects are one <var>System</var> and one <var>Subsystem</var> class version of each of the following:		The methods that work with system-wide objects are one <var>System</var> and one <var>Subsystem</var> class version of each of the following:
	<table ~~class="syntaxTable"~~>		<table>
	<tr>		<tr class="head">
	<th>Method</th>		<th>Method</th>
	<th>Summary</th>		<th>Summary</th>

JAL: /* System-wide objects */

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System-wide objects

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	==System-wide objects==		==System-wide objects==
	The Janus <var>System</var> and <var>Subsystem</var> classes have methods		The <var class="product">Janus</var> <var>System</var> and <var>Subsystem</var> classes have methods
	that make designated objects available to all users in an Online or of a subsystem.		that make designated objects available to all users in an Online or of a subsystem.
	Such objects, referred to as '''system-wide''' objects, are made available via deep copy, so only		Such objects, referred to as '''system-wide''' objects, are made available via deep copy, so only

JAL: /* System and subsystem globals and strings */

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System and subsystem globals and strings

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	</p>		</p>
	is resolved as		is resolved as
	<p class="code">		<p class="code">%inventoryRecords is object recordSet in PERM GROUP INV2004
	%inventoryRecords is object recordSet in PERM GROUP INV2004
	</p>		</p>

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	and they can only be retrieved via the <var>[[String (System function)\|String]]</var> function.		and they can only be retrieved via the <var>[[String (System function)\|String]]</var> function.
	Also, system and subsystem global values can never be longer than 255 bytes, whereas		Also, system and subsystem global values can never be longer than 255 bytes, whereas
	system and subsystem strings are <var>Longstrings</var>, which can be up to 2**31-1 bytes long.		system and subsystem strings are <var>Longstrings</var>, which can be up to 2³¹-1 bytes long.

	==System-wide objects==		==System-wide objects==

JAL: /* System-wide objects */

2012-11-16T20:46:22Z

System-wide objects

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	==System-wide objects==		==System-wide objects==
	~~<var class="product">Sirius Mods</var> version 6.7 adds methods to the~~ Janus <var>System</var> and <var>Subsystem</var> classes		The Janus <var>System</var> and <var>Subsystem</var> classes have methods
	that make designated objects available to all users in an Online or of a subsystem.		that make designated objects available to all users in an Online or of a subsystem.
	Such objects, referred to as '''system-wide''' objects, are made available via deep copy, so only		Such objects, referred to as '''system-wide''' objects, are made available via deep copy, so only

JAL at 23:30, 15 November 2012

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