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Revision as of 16:06, 11 February 2019
Summary
- Privileges
- Any user
- Function
- Establishes the current default file or group.
Syntax
DEFAULT [FILE |[PERM | TEMP] GROUP] name [AT location]
Where:
name | is the name of the new default file or group (1 to 8 characters). |
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location |
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Example
DEFAULT PERM GROUP REGION
Usage notes
The Model 204 default file or group is the file or group upon which Model 204 operates unless a particular file or group is specified in a command or User Language request. There is only one default in effect at a time.
If neither FILE nor GROUP is specified in the DEFAULT command, Model 204 attempts to determine what the default should be. Model 204 first searches for a temporary group that has the specified name. If a temporary group cannot be found, Model 204 searches for a permanent group, and then for a file.
Issue the DEFAULT command whenever the old default file or group is closed.
Note: The OPEN command automatically establishes a new default file or group, but the OPENC command does not.