The .G command gets the specified statement from its current position and moves it to the top of the stack. If desired, this statement can then be modified with the .M command or appended with the .A command (these commands are only used on stack statement 1).
Format
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.Gn [(process)] |
Parameter(s)
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n |
Number of the stack statement to get and move to the top of the stack. |
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process |
Number of a process other than your own. This option allows you to get a statement from the stack of another process and copy it to your own stack. It does not move or delete the statement from the stack of the other process. You must have SYS2 privileges to use this option. |
The rest of the statements (until n) will move down one position in the stack.
Recalling a Stack Statement
The following example lists the top 10 statements and moves statement 6 to the top of the stack:
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>.L10 001 LIST CUSTOMERS LAST-NAME FIRST-NAME 002 LIST CUSTOMERS LAST-NAME 003 SORT CUSTOMERS BY LAST-NAME LAST-NAME 004 WHO 005 WHERE 006 LIST CUSTOMERS WITH LAST-NAME EQ "SMITH" 007 WHO 008 SP-ASSIGN HS 009 ED CLIENTS MNEWBERRY 010 SP-ASSIGN HS
>.G6 LIST CUSTOMERS WITH LAST-NAME EQ "SMITH"
>.L 001 LIST CUSTOMERS WITH LAST-NAME EQ "SMITH" 002 LIST CUSTOMERS LAST-NAME FIRST-NAME 003 LIST CUSTOMERS LAST-NAME 004 SORT CUSTOMERS BY LAST-NAME LAST-NAME005 WHO 006 WHERE 007 WHO 008 SP-ASSIGN HS 009 ED CLIENTS MNEWBERRY 010 SP-ASSIGN HS
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The original statement 1 (LIST CUSTOMERS LAST-NAME FIRST-NAME) becomes statement 2.
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