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DEFAULTKEYOUTPUTVERIFY

 Establishes the default directory for the current CDO session.

 SET DEFAULT ────────────────> path-name ────────────────>

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path-nameExamples

 Specifies the name of the default directory.  The directory can be in a
 CDO dictionary, the compatibility dictionary, or a DMU dictionary.

 The following command sets the default directory to the anchor
 DISK1:[SMITH.DATA].

 CDO> SET DEFAULT DISK1:[SMITH.DATA]
 CDO>

 The following command sets the default directory to
 DISK1:[SMITH.DATA]REVIEW.

 CDO> SET DEFAULT DISK1:[SMITH.DATA]REVIEW
 CDO>

 Sets the current key state.  See the DEFINE KEY command description for
 information on key states.

 SET KEY/STATE=key-state ────────>

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key-stateExample

 Specifies the key state to be established.

 The following command sets the key state to ONE.

 CDO> SET KEY/STATE=ONE
 CDO>

 Defines where output from CDO commands is to be sent.  If you enter a
 VMS file specification, all commands that you enter and all displays
 generated by those commands are sent to that file, in addition to being
 sent to the process default output device or stream identified by the
 logical name SYS$OUTPUT (normally equated to your terminal for an
 interactive process).

 SET OUTPUT ─────────┬──────>──────┬──────────────>
                     └> file-spec ─┘

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file-specExample

 Specifies the VMS file to which output from subsequent CDO commands is
 to be sent.

 The following command causes output from subsequent CDO commands to be
 sent to the file named LOGFILE.DAT, in addition to being sent to the
 process default output device (SYS$OUTPUT).

 CDO> SET OUTPUT LOGFILE.DAT
 CDO>

 SET VERIFY sets the verification mode on.  SET NOVERIFY sets the
 verification mode off.  The initial setting during a CDO session is off
 (NOVERIFY).

 Setting the verification mode on causes all commands and comments in
 command procedure files to be displayed before they are executed.  This
 option can be useful in debugging.

 SET VERIFY ────────────────────────────────────>

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Examples

 The following command sets the verification mode on:

 CDO> SET VERIFY
 CDO>

 The following command turns off verification:

 CDO> SET NOVERIFY
 CDO>