I happened across the display command on the BR Wiki ( http://brwiki.ads.net/index.php?title=D ... Command%29 ) and thought WOW - Now that could really be helpful! So I wanted to try it out.
My first attempt is:
display all >c:\_\variable.txt
but it returns an error 1006.
I *think* my syntax is correct, but it doesn't seem to be working.
Any ideas?
-John
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John;
I think your syntax is incorrect.
Try DISPLAY -P your_program_name varible_name >file_name
or DISPLAY -P your_program_name ALL PRINT
DISPLAY -P your_program_name ALL >file_name did not work for me.
Part of the display statement can be seen when using STATUS BREAK
To turn off the display statement, enter
DISPLAY -P your_program_name varible_name OFF
Hope this helps...
Gary
I think your syntax is incorrect.
Try DISPLAY -P your_program_name varible_name >file_name
or DISPLAY -P your_program_name ALL PRINT
DISPLAY -P your_program_name ALL >file_name did not work for me.
Part of the display statement can be seen when using STATUS BREAK
To turn off the display statement, enter
DISPLAY -P your_program_name varible_name OFF
Hope this helps...
Gary