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Here [[Business Rules!]] [[commands]] are organized into logical groups. ==The Start-up Command== ...

The '''MaxRecall''' [[BRConfig.sys]] specification defines the number of commands that Business Rules! should remember for subsequent recall with the F2 key. ...ayed, and so on. The MaxRecall specification sets a limit on the number of commands that Business Rules! will recall before it re-displays the most recent comm ...

==Printing Commands== ...the left (of course, there are ways to manipulate around this too, see the commands described below). So when you program your printouts, plan ahead and comple ...

PROC ECHO ! echo commands as executed ...is accessed at start-up, Business Rules, uses a default setting. See the "Start-up Default" sections in [[BRConfig.sys]] for more information. ...

Commands in a [[procedure file]] may start with a line label. The label must begin w ...

A '''command prompt''' is a [[DOS]] window that will allow you to type commands. ...

...'''BRNative.exe''', is a computer file which is the [[Business Rules!]] '''start-up''' command for non-[[Client Server]] installations. BR32.exe can be execute ...at includes a DRIVES specification. If such a file cannot be accessed, the start-up will fail. ...

...ution of the procedure file START. The asterisk prevents F2 logging of the commands within START. # Log procedure commands for recall by the F2 key ...

...es all references to one file name string with another file name string in commands and OPEN statements. ====Start-up Default==== ...

====Start-up Default==== Note that CONFIG abbreviations are allowed in commands, but not in actual BRCONFIG.SYS file statements. ...

...t behavior of BR after it starts, you may use a '''start-up''' [[:Category:Commands|command]]. It can be executed only from the host [[Wikipedia:Operating syst ...

[[Category:Commands]] [[Category:Editing Commands]] ...

A '''procedure file''' is a text file that contains a list of commands and/or programs to run in order. It is run using the [[Proc]] command. ...d to create [[ASCII]] text files. Although procedures usually include only commands, they may also contain program statements to be merged into a program in me ...

...scribe the special order and punctuation that Business Rules! requires for commands and statements that you enter. You will see several syntax sentences in the ...g half-commands, you'll understand why. Here are the shortened versions of commands that you will learn later in the next chapter: ...

Business Rules must be started from the host operating system with the br start-up command. Since the Unix and Linux operating systems are case sensitive, the In addition to the syntax described by syntax diagrams, [[Business Rules!]] commands may include a comment at the end of the command. At least one space and an ...

The '''System (SY)''' [[:Category:commands|command]] can do two things: ==Using SYSTEM to send commands to the operating system== ...

Index works both in [[procedure files]] and as a separate [[:Category:Commands|command]]. It performs a [[CLEAR]] operation, except when a program is acti [[Category:Commands]] ...

[[Category:Commands]] [[Category:Editing Commands]] ...

...l the file transfer is just about to begin. This includes all pre-transfer commands and negotiations that are specific to the particular protocol(s) involved. ...

;Syntax diagrams show the optional and required parameters for statements, commands and specifications. The following LINPUT statement diagram will serve as an Some of Business Rules commands and statements are so powerful that it is difficult to show all the availab ...