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John: moved MAXRECALL to MaxRecall over redirect

2014-03-12T12:48:22Z

moved MAXRECALL to MaxRecall over redirect

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John at 12:48, 12 March 2014

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	====Start-up Default====		====Start-up Default====
	~~MAXRECALL~~ 200		MaxRecall 200

	====Technical Considerations====		====Technical Considerations====

John at 12:47, 12 March 2014

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	The '''MaxRecall''' [[~~command~~]] defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key.		The '''MaxRecall''' [[BRConfig.sys]] specification defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key.

	====Comments and Examples====		====Comments and Examples====
	Pressing the F2 key while Business Rules! is in READY mode causes the most recently executed command to be displayed on the screen. Pressing F2 again causes the second most recent command to be displayed, and so on. The ~~MAXRECALL~~ specification sets a limit on the number of commands that Business Rules! will recall before it re-displays the most recent command. Pressing F3 always recalls the most recently executed command; it also resets the pointer used by the F2 key.		Pressing the F2 key while Business Rules! is in READY mode causes the most recently executed command to be displayed on the screen. Pressing F2 again causes the second most recent command to be displayed, and so on. The MaxRecall specification sets a limit on the number of commands that Business Rules! will recall before it re-displays the most recent command. Pressing F3 always recalls the most recently executed command; it also resets the pointer used by the F2 key.

	====Syntax====		====Syntax====
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	====Technical Considerations====		====Technical Considerations====
	The ~~CONFIG~~ command can be used during program execution to override the BRConfig.sys file's ~~MAXRECALL~~ specification.		The [[Config]] command can be used during program execution to override the BRConfig.sys file's MaxRecall specification.


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John at 12:46, 12 March 2014

2014-03-12T12:46:25Z

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	The ~~MAXRECALL specification~~ defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key.		The '''MaxRecall''' [[command]] defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key.

	====Comments and Examples====		====Comments and Examples====

Laura at 02:09, 16 July 2013

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	The CONFIG command can be used during program execution to override the BRConfig.sys file's MAXRECALL specification.		The CONFIG command can be used during program execution to override the BRConfig.sys file's MAXRECALL specification.


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Laura: Created page with "The MAXRECALL specification defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key. ====Comments and Examples==== Pressing ..."

2013-03-29T17:41:32Z

Created page with "The MAXRECALL specification defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key. ====Comments and Examples==== Pressing ..."

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The MAXRECALL specification defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key.

====Comments and Examples====
Pressing the F2 key while Business Rules! is in READY mode causes the most recently executed command to be displayed on the screen. Pressing F2 again causes the second most recent command to be displayed, and so on. The MAXRECALL specification sets a limit on the number of commands that Business Rules! will recall before it re-displays the most recent command. Pressing F3 always recalls the most recently executed command; it also resets the pointer used by the F2 key.

====Syntax====
[[Image:Maxrecall.png|350px]]

====Parameters====
"Integer" is a one or two-digit number from 1 to 300.

====Start-up Default====
MAXRECALL 200

====Technical Considerations====
The CONFIG command can be used during program execution to override the BRConfig.sys file's MAXRECALL specification.