Identifies a set defined in the schema associated with the current subschema.
Specifies that programs using the current subschema can or cannot issue CONNECT commands against set-name.
Specifies that programs using the current subschema can or cannot issue DISCONNECT commands against set-name.
Specifies that programs using the current subschema can or cannot issue FIND commands against set-name.
Specifies that programs using the current subschema can or cannot issue KEEP commands against set-name.
Specifies that the program using the current subschema can issue the specified DML function against the set. ALLOWED is the default. This clause can be repeated for as many operations as required.
Specifies that the program using the current subschema cannot issue the specified DML function against the set. This clause can be repeated for as many operations as required.
Displays and punches access restrictions defined for the set priority defined in the record description.
Displays and punches the entire set description.
Displays and punches only the name of the set.
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