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The <var>MINUTABLE</var> command sets minumum values for user UTABLE resetable parameters. No changes are actually made to the user table settings. However, any subsequent <var>UTABLE</var> or <var>PUSHUTABLE</var> command will honor the minimum value and if the defined value is less than the defined minimum, the value will be increased to the minimum value. | The <var>MINUTABLE</var> command sets minumum values for user UTABLE resetable parameters. No changes are actually made to the user table settings. However, any subsequent <var>UTABLE</var> or <var>PUSHUTABLE</var> command will honor the minimum value and if the defined value is less than the defined minimum, the value will be increased to the minimum value. | ||
Note: <var>MINUTABLE</var> takes precedence over any <var>MINUGLOBAL</var> minimum value. | |||
The <var>MINUTABLE</var> command has two optional parameters: | The <var>MINUTABLE</var> command has two optional parameters: | ||
Latest revision as of 22:44, 23 January 2025
The MINUTABLE command sets minumum values for user UTABLE resetable parameters. No changes are actually made to the user table settings. However, any subsequent UTABLE or PUSHUTABLE command will honor the minimum value and if the defined value is less than the defined minimum, the value will be increased to the minimum value. Note: MINUTABLE takes precedence over any MINUGLOBAL minimum value.
The MINUTABLE command has two optional parameters:
- LIST Lists the defined user minimums.
- CLEAR Clears all defined user minimums.
Command syntax
The general form of the commands is:
MINUTABLE[Parameters] MINUTABLE LIST MINUTABLE CLEAR
Where:
- Parameters are simply the values one would specify on a RESET command.
For example:
MINUTABLE LVTBL 2000 PUSHUTABLE LVTBL 1000 (LVTBL will be set to 2000) begin ... procedure code end