PURPOSE: The CANCEL command cancels one or all equated commands and removes them from use. Once an equated command is canceled, a native command which has been superseded by it will be reinstated. CANCEL may be used to remove equated commands or system equated commands.
CANCEL ALL {LOCAL; SYSTEM} COMMAND/S [command_name]
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indicates that all (local or system) equated commands are to be canceled. COMMANDS is used exclusively with the ALL version of the CANCEL command. Specific commands are not specified. |
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specifies the equated command(s) to be canceled is/are locally defined by the user. |
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specifies the equated command(s) to be canceled is/are defined system wide. System equated commands are only removed for the user's current ACCENT R session. There is no need to remove a system equated command before creating a local equated command of the same name. A local equated command will automatically override the system equated command with the same name without removing it from the system equated command list. |
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COMMAND command_name |
indicates a specific (local or system) equated command to be canceled. |
*CANCEL ALL SYSTEM COMMANDS
*CANCEL LOCAL COMMAND SEEK
NOTES: Equated commands are created by the EQUATE command. There are three types of ACCENT R commands: native, system equated, and local equated. Native commands are the standard ACCENT R commands. System equated commands are created by the system manager of a particular site (or supplied by NIS) which can be used by all users at that site. Local equated commands are created by the user and are valid only in the user's directory.
SEE ALSO: EQUATE