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Executes a JOIN procedure stored in the current Proc-file.
J[OIN] procedure name [,character]
For example:
>JOIN PROCA
Where procedure name = PROCA
>J USERS X
Where procedure name = USERS, character = X
- procedure name
is the name of a JOIN command previously stored as a procedure using
the CREATE command. The procedure must exist in the current Proc-file
specified in the PROC-FILE = command or in the response to the PROC-FILE
prompt.
- character
is any printable ASCII character. If character is
included in the command, the JOIN procedure is listed.
QUERY searches the current Proc-file (defined by a DEFINE
or PROC-FILE command) and executes the procedure named in the command.
If the Proc-file has not been declared, the procedure does not exist
in the Proc-file, or the procedure is incorrect in some way, you are
informed by an error message. If character is included in the
command, QUERY prints the procedure on the standard list device before
executing it.
For more information about storing and using JOIN procedures,
refer to the CREATE command.
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