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##| FORCE supports most of the dBASE command set. Because FORCE is a true |#
##| native code compiler, many environmental commands of dBASE, such as SET |#
##| TALK ON, HELP, and MODIFY REPORT are not supported by FORCE. |#
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##| FORCE is designed for thorough and efficent programming. FORCE adds a |#
##| diverse set of commands such as BUILD and OPEN to simplify programming |#
##| tasks. Many FORCE commands, including LOCATE & AVERAGE, are routines |#
##| crafted specifically by the compiler for your program. Other dBASE |#
##| compilers rely on less efficient generic routines. |#
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##| FORCE has extended the dBASE language by allowing specification of an |#
##| explicit alias for database commands. Database commands may be prefixed |#
##| with the ! character and an alias name to cause the command to operate |#
##| on that alias. for example, the command: |#
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##| !alias SKIP |#
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##| skips the database identified by !alias. |#
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See Also:
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