REQUEST
The REQUEST command redefines and/or lists the data for a REQUEST statement, and/or redefines the function expressions for a REQUEST statement.
Format
Arguments
F2=e | Redefines a component of the request that is being specified. If the F2 argument is used, it must either be the last argument in the REQUEST statement or be followed by a backslash (\) (not a comma). |
F3=e | Redefines a component of the request that is being specified. If the F3 argument is used, it must either be the last argument in the REQUEST statement or be followed by a backslash (\) (not a comma). |
F4=e | Redefines a component of the request that is being specified. If the F4 argument is used, it must either be the last argument in the REQUEST statement or be followed by a backslash (\) (not a comma). |
F6=e | Redefines a component of the request that is being specified. If the F6 argument is used, it must either be the last argument in the REQUEST statement or be followed by a backslash (\) (not a comma). |
F7=e | Redefines a component of the request that is being specified. If the F7 argument is used, it must either be the last argument in the REQUEST statement or be followed by a backslash (\) (not a comma). |
F8=e | Redefines a component of the request that is being specified. If the F8 argument is used, it must either be the last argument in the REQUEST statement or be followed by a backslash (\) (not a comma). |
FUNCTION=USER(r1[,...,r30])[/] | Redefines and passes constants (r1[,...,r30]) to the user-written subroutine REQSUB to define the request (see REQSUB Using Adams Solver Subroutines). If the FUNCTION argument is used, it must either be the last argument in the REQUEST statement or be followed by a backslash (\). Because of compatibility requirements, REQSUB can define 8 columns of data, but only columns 2, 3, and 4 and columns 6, 7, and 8 are written in the request file. |
LIST | Lists the current values of the data in the REQUEST statement. |
ROUTINE=libname::subname | Specifies an alternative library and name for the user subroutine REQSUB. Learn more about the ROUTINE Argument. |
Examples
REQUEST/21, F4=DX(2110, 409)/F8=DX(2115, 409)
This REQUEST command changes the channels F4 and F8 expressions for REQUEST/21. The other function expressions remain as they were.
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