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Specific occurrences

Where a specific occurrence of a repeat-group has been requested

(using the DATA() parameter), a single numbered variable is created

in the same way as for repeat-group fields, even if only one is returned,

and the count variable is set to one.

If no occurrence is found to match the value in DATA(), the count

variable will be zero and no other variables created. (See the example

in the ‘Repeat-groups’ section in ‘Special fields’ above.)

Terminal output

This section describes information optionally displayed at the terminal,

which can be suppressed with the NOLIST option.

Non-userdata display

For a GET for non-userdata fields, all the data is displayed for each

field in turn. If retrieving repeat-group information, all occurrences of

the first field are displayed and then all occurrences of the next field,

and so on. Each line displayed consists of the field name followed by

the field data.

For example, if the ADMIN group contained two users called USER1

and USER2, both connected with AUTH=USE, issuing the command:

MCINTY GET PROF(ADMIN) FIELDS(USERID,USERACS.B) CLASS(GROUP)

would produce the following:

USERID USER1

USERID USER2

USERACS 16

Note that the USERACS fields (connect attributes) are converted

from the internally held binary values (of X‘10’ in this example) to

displayable numbers because of the .B suffix used.

Userdata display

For a GET request for userdata, the fields requested are displayed in

the order requested, or, if no specific fields are requested, all fields are

displayed in the order found. The information displayed for each field

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