DSEE element_name and wildcard_element_name arguments: element_name Identifies an element in a DSEE library. Format name Description Some commands that operate on elements take the element_name argument. The element_name argument denotes an element in a DSEE library. Thus, DSEE> create element my_prog.ftn creates an element called my_prog.ftn in the current library. For a number of the commands that take the element_name argument, the DSEE facility resets your current library if the named element is not in the current library. This happens if you have a current system model setting; the DSEE facility searches the model for a single Element block with the same name as the element you've identified in the command argument. Finding such a block, the DSEE facility resets your current library to the library containing the Element block's primary source dependency before performing the operation. The descriptions of the commands that might cause a library reset identify the commands as such. wildcard_element_name Identifies one or more DSEE elements. Format wildcard_specification Description A number of commands operate on a set of elements at one time. For some commands, such as show elements and show history, you can use a wildcard_element_name - a text string that matches one or more element names. For example, DSEE> show history ?*.ftn displays history information for all elements whose names end in the extension .ftn. (For more information about wildcards, refer to the DOMAIN System Command Reference.) For a number of the commands that take the wildcard_element_name argument, identifying one specific element in the argument causes the DSEE facility to automatically reset the current library if it can't find the specified element in the current library. This happens if you have a current system model setting; the DSEE facility searches the model for a single Element block with the same name as the element you've identified in the command argument. Finding such a block, the DSEE facility resets your current library to the library containing the Element block's primary source dependency before performing the operation. The descriptions of the commands that might cause a library reset identify the commands as such.