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-	Syntax: RUN program[,directory-name][,"message"]	+	== RUN ==
-	Placement: The RUN command must be the last command in the report or the last command in a report contained in a multiple-report specification.	+
-	Discussion: The RUN command executes a program. Follow it with the name of the program you wish to run, such as:	+	'''Syntax:''' <br> RUN program[,directory-name][,"message"] <br>
		+	'''Placement:''' <br> The RUN command must be the last command in the report or the last command in a report contained in a multiple-report specification. <br>
		+	'''Discussion:''' <br> The RUN command executes a program. <br> Follow it with the name of the program you wish to run, such as:
	RUN Z,DSK		RUN Z,DSK
	RUN QREPORTS,UTR,"ARREPORT,DSK,5000"		RUN QREPORTS,UTR,"ARREPORT,DSK,5000"

-	As an option, you can also type the three-character name of the directory where the program is located. You may also send a message, such as a file-name or command, to the program. You must enclose the message in double quotes. The message can be any information the program is expecting, including a command file name, directory, and beginning line number as shown in the second example above. This example would run The Reporter asking to run a report named ARRPORT, located in directory DSK, and starting at line number 5000.	+	As an option, you can also type the three-character name of the directory where the program is located.<br> You may also send a message, such as a file-name or command, to the program.<br> You must enclose the message in double quotes.<br> The message can be any information the program is expecting, including a command file name, directory, and beginning line number as shown in the second example above.<br> This example would run The Reporter asking to run a report named ARRPORT, located in directory DSK, and starting at line number 5000.

Badge: New page: RUN Syntax: RUN program[,directory-name][,"message"] Placement: The RUN command must be the last command in the report or the last command in a report contained in a multiple-report s...

2009-06-05T13:08:27Z

New page: RUN Syntax: RUN program[,directory-name][,"message"] Placement: The RUN command must be the last command in the report or the last command in a report contained in a multiple-report s...

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RUN
Syntax: RUN program[,directory-name][,"message"]
Placement: The RUN command must be the last command in the report or the last command in a report contained in a multiple-report specification.
Discussion: The RUN command executes a program. Follow it with the name of the program you wish to run, such as:
RUN Z,DSK
RUN QREPORTS,UTR,"ARREPORT,DSK,5000"

As an option, you can also type the three-character name of the directory where the program is located. You may also send a message, such as a file-name or command, to the program. You must enclose the message in double quotes. The message can be any information the program is expecting, including a command file name, directory, and beginning line number as shown in the second example above. This example would run The Reporter asking to run a report named ARRPORT, located in directory DSK, and starting at line number 5000.

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Badge at 10:35, 6 June 2009

Badge: New page: RUN Syntax: RUN program[,directory-name][,"message"] Placement: The RUN command must be the last command in the report or the last command in a report contained in a multiple-report s...