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The example in Figure 118 shows how the TUTSHOUT rule displays the contents of the TUTORIAL AutoEdit variable database.
Figure 118 Displaying the Contents of an AutoEdit Variable Database
ON EVENT = TUTSHOUT
OWNER M88A GROUP MODE LOG RUNTSEC
THRESHOLD
DESCRIPTION RULE TO SHOUT THE TUTORIAL DATABASE
DESCRIPTION
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DO SHOUT = TO OPER URGENCY R SYSTEM CTO282I
MESSAGE TUTSHOUT BEGUN
/* *---------------------------------------------------
/* SET TUTORIAL AS THE DEFAULT DATABASE ACCESSED
/* *---------------------------------------------------
DO SET = %%$GLOBAL = TUTORIAL GLOBAL N
/* *----------------------------------------------------
/* SHOUT THE DATABASE
/* *----------------------------------------------------
DO SET = %%I = 0 GLOBAL N
DO SET = %%X = %%$DBCOUNT GLOBAL N
WHILE %%I LT# %%X
DO SET = %%I = %%I %%$PLUS 1 GLOBAL N
DO SET = %%$DBROW = %%I GLOBAL N
DO SHOUT = TO OPER URGENCY R SYSTEM CTO282I
MESSAGE %%NAME %%TSOUSER %%TELEXT
ENDWHILE
DO
Explanation
Initialize a counter to the number of records in the TUTORIAL database:
DO SET=%%I = 0
DO SET=%%X = %%$DBCOUNT
For each record, use the DO SHOUT command to display the contents of each database column. The variable names in the MESSAGE line must match the database column names in the TUTORIAL database:
WHILE %%I LT# %%X
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DO SHOUT=TO OPER URGENCY R SYSTEM CTO282I
MESSAGE %%NAME %%TSOUSER %%TELEXT
ENDWHILE
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