From: Ray Wurlod
Not really. And you couldn't call it WHERE because that's a keyword for
UniVerse/SQL.
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Actually, you COULD call the verb WHERE, even though it is already a
keyword.
In VOC WHERE <3> you can add the real name of the real verb you want
executed if WHERE appears in the command line as though a verb.
Here's an example of using WHERE to execute PORT.STATUS:
>CT VOC WHERE PORT.STATUS
WHERE
0001 K
0002 506
0003 PORT.STATUS
>WHERE USER cds33896
There are currently 1 uniVerse sessions; 1 interactive, 0 phantom
Pid.. User name Who Port name.. Last command processed.......
3304 cds33896 14 /dev/pts/td PORT.STATUS USER cds33896
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And it still functions properly as an SQL keyword:
>SELECT TYPE,F2,F3 FROM VOC WHERE TYPE='K' AND F3#'';
TYPE F2........... F3...........
K 22 SELECT
K 212 *
K 286 USERS.VERB
K 506 PORT.STATUS
K 276 FORMAT.VERB
K 215 *
K 573 DATE.VERB
K 214 *
K 378 COUNT.VERB
K 400 MAP.VERB
K 377 SUM.VERB
K 403 TIME.VERB
K 258 DISPLAY.VERB
K 66 FROM.VERB
K 66 FROM.VERB
K 194 LOGOUT
K 257 BREAK.VERB
K 213 *
18 records listed.
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