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− | CANCEL_OPERATION is an operation that can be specified in the function field of the [[F$GETQUI()]] lexical function. It clears the context established by previous runs of F$GETQUI(). | + | CANCEL_OPERATION is an operation that can be specified in the function field of the [[F$GETQUI()]] lexical function. It clears the [[F$GETQUI Context|context]] established by previous runs of F$GETQUI(). |
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Latest revision as of 15:03, 26 November 2019
CANCEL_OPERATION is an operation that can be specified in the function field of the F$GETQUI() lexical function. It clears the context established by previous runs of F$GETQUI().
Example
In the example below, F$GETQUI() iterates over queues. The next call of the function would display the next queue int the list (an empty string in this case), but as the context was cleared, the first queue in the list is displayed again.
$ show queue Batch queue MYBATCH, idle, on SMAN01:: Generic batch queue SYS$BATCH $ a = f$getqui("display_queue","queue_name","*") $ show sym a A = "MYBATCH" $ a = f$getqui("display_queue","queue_name","*") $ show sym a A = "SYS$BATCH" $ a = f$getqui("CANCEL_OPERATION") $ show sym a A = "" $ a = f$getqui("display_queue","queue_name","*") $ show sym a A = "MYBATCH"