Replaces the default value X with a specified character or character string.

Either Predefined fields or Properties.

For example, the format for a SELECT statement is SELECT field-identifier.

The most common SELECT statement is SELECT Name; this statement uses the predefined identifier Name to specify for a column of names to be printed in the report.

Another example is SELECT LineCount, where LineCount is a predefined field that indicates the number of lines in a definition description.

A field-identifier can also be the name of any property, for example, SELECT Volume, where Volume is a property of entity definitions.

A proper DOS [drive:\path\]file name having up to 8‑character file name, a period and up to 3-character extension. The optional DOS [drive:\path\] specified must exist.

A proper DOS [drive:\path\]file name having up to 8‑character file name, but cannot have a period or extension. The optional DOS [drive:\path\] specified must exist.

A user-defined name to identify the FONT command.

Can be one of these values:

= equal to

< less than

> greater than

>= greater than or equal to

<= less than or equal to

<> not equal to

!= not equal to (alternate)

The pen specifications correspond to those shown in the Pen Style dialog that is accessed by the Set > Pen command. These are the pen styles:

A value of the specified field-identifier, and is included in the encyclopedia. For example: