SET () function
We often use the set () function to get some default values for certain settings.
However, the SET () function does not acquire all the default values for setting the SET XXX TO.
For example, we use
Set default to c: / bzba
Set the default directory to C: / bzba, but when we use the set () function to return the default directory, it will be wrong:
? set ("default")
The default directory displayed will be a C: / root directory.
In this case, other functions should be used to get the default value. For example, in the above example, we should use SYS (5) SYS (2003) to get the default directory:
? SYS (5) sys (2003)
The result of the display is: C: / BZBA
For details, you can use the set () function to return a list of settings to find "Set ()"
