1  DELETE
   PCA Command

   Command keyword for the commands DELETE/COMMAND and DELETE/KEY.
   These commands delete command abbreviations established with
   DEFINE/COMMAND or keypad definitions established with DEFINE/KEY.

   Format

     DELETE/COMMAND  parameters

     DELETE/KEY  parameters
 

2  Parameters
 

parameters

   Depend on the qualifier specified.
 

2  /COMMAND
   PCA Command

   Deletes command definitions established with the DEFINE/COMMAND
   command.

   Format

     DELETE/COMMAND  symbol-name[,symbol-name...]
 

3  Parameters
 

symbol-name

   Specifies the name of a command symbol whose definition is to be
   deleted. This symbol name must have been defined with a previous
   DEFINE/COMMAND command.
 

3  Description
   The DELETE/COMMAND command is used to delete command synonyms
   established with the DEFINE/COMMAND command.
 

3  Examples

 PCAC> DELETE/COMMAND FOO, FEE

     This example shows how to delete the command definitions for
     symbols FOO and FEE.
 

2  /KEY
   PCA Command

   Deletes key definitions established with the DEFINE/KEY command.

   Format

     DELETE/KEY  [key-name]
 

3  Parameters
 

key-name

   Specifies the name of the key whose definition you want to
   delete.
 

3  Description
   The DELETE/KEY command deletes key definitions established
   with the DEFINE/KEY command. The DELETE/KEY command and the
   UNDEFINE/KEY command perform the same function.
 

3  Qualifiers
 

/ALL

   Specifies that all key definitions in the specified state be
   deleted. If you use the /ALL qualifier, do not specify a key
   name. If you do not specify a state, all key definitions in the
   current state are deleted. Use the /STATE qualifier to specify
   one or more states.
 

/LOG

      /LOG
      /NOLOG

   Controls whether a log message is displayed indicating that the
   specified key definition has been deleted. The default is /LOG.
 

/STATE

      /STATE=(state-name [,...])
      /NOSTATE

   Specifies the names of the states under which the specified key
   definitions are to be deleted. If you specify only one state
   name, you can omit the parentheses. A state name can be any
   appropriate alphanumeric string.

   If you omit the /STATE qualifier of if you use the /NOSTATE
   qualifier, key definitions in the current state are deleted.
 

3  Examples

 PCAC> DELETE/KEY KP7

     This command shows how to delete the key definitions for the
     keypad key KP7 (the 7 key on the numeric keypad).