| C |
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| CLEAR | DEPRECIATED. Used to clear all variables. This hides typographic errors in variables and is considered poor programming practice. |
| CLEARSELECT | Clears one or all active select lists. |
| COMMON | Used to declare variables which persist after the completion of a called routine. |
| D |
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| DATE | Returns the current date in internal format. |
| DEBUG | Invokes step-through mode for testing. |
| G |
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| GETLIST | Returns a previous saved list. Contributed by Theo Aivazain |
| N |
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| NAP | |
| S |
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| SELECT | Creates a pointer to an unsorted list of Table IDs, suitable for use with READNEXT. |
| SENTENCE | Retrieves the raw command line input which invoked the program. |
| SLEEP | This command reliquishes time slices to other processes, making the currently executing program wait a specified number of seconds before resuming. |
| SYSTEM | This is a way to get a lot of different data from the system. Some is generic to the entire system, some is specific to the state of your session. |
| T |
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| TIME | Returns the seconds and miliseconds since midnight. |
| TIMEDATE | Show the external format for the current time and date. |
| TIMEOUT | Set the wait time before the system gives up in a READSEQ or Set the wait before the system gives up on a connection. |
| TTYCTL | Sets terminal characteristics on BSD (Berkely Unix) only. |
| TTYGET | Gets terminal characteristics. |
| TTYSET | Sets terminal characteristics. |
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