Post-Relational Database Command Reference
 ZEBRA 
 BASIC 
 BASIC
   ABORT
   ASSIGNMENT
   BOOLEAN
   BRANCHING
   COMPILE.TIME
   CONSTANT
   DIMENSION
   DYNAMIC
   EQUATE
   EXECUTE
   IO
   MATH
   STRING
   SYSTEM
   TABLE
   TAPE
   TBD
   TRANSFORM
D Index: D  E  I  R  Symbol  Idea  Code  
DIMEstablishes the size of a dimensioned array.
DIMENSIONEstablishes the size of a dimensioned array.
E Index: D  E  I  R  Symbol  Idea  Code  
EQUCan be used like an EQUATE to define literals.
EQUATECan be used like an EQU to define literals.
I Index: D  E  I  R  Symbol  Idea  Code  
INCLUDEAdd source code from an external source at compile time.
INSERTAdd source code from an external source at compile time.
R Index: D  E  I  R  Symbol  Idea  Code  
REMWhen used as the first non-whitespace character, it makes the line which follows it a remark. Otherwise, it calculates the remainders from division.
Symbol Index: D  E  I  R  Symbol  Idea  Code  
!When used as the first non-whitespace character, it makes the line which follows it a remark. Otherwise, it is used as a logical "OR".
$INCLUDEAdd source code from an external source at compile time.
$INSERTAdd source code from an external source at compile time.
*When used as the first non-whitespace character, it makes the line which follows it a remark. Otherwise, it is used as multiplication.
Idea Index: D  E  I  R  Symbol  Idea  Code  
CONSTANTSConstants are values which cannot change during the course of execution.
Code Index: D  E  I  R  Symbol  Idea  Code  
COMMENTCode which illustrates the three types of Comments
DEFINEThis is how $DEFINE and its related commands work.
EQUATEThis is how constants are created.

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MV Updated from a Post-Relational data table on 10:18:38 23 Apr 2010
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Post-Relational (adjective) relating to databases which are a superset of SQL and XML, offering highly structured data with both relational and multi-value approaches available.

PRDB Reference (noun) repository of commands, concepts, and code designed for the various Post-Relational databases.