Establishes a default qualifier (/ADDRESS, /COMMAND, /PROCESS_
    GROUP, or /VALUE) for the DEFINE command.

    Format

      SET DEFINE  define-default

1  –  Parameters

 define-default

    Specifies the default to be established for the DEFINE command.
    Valid keywords (which correspond to DEFINE command qualifiers)
    are as follows:

    ADDRESS          Subsequent DEFINE commands are treated as
                     DEFINE/ADDRESS. This is the default.
    COMMAND          Subsequent DEFINE commands are treated as
                     DEFINE/COMMAND.
    PROCESS_SET      Subsequent DEFINE commands are treated as
                     DEFINE/PROCESS_SET.
    VALUE            Subsequent DEFINE commands are treated as
                     DEFINE/VALUE.

2  –  Description

    The SET DEFINE command establishes a default qualifier for
    subsequent DEFINE commands. The parameters that you specify in
    the SET DEFINE command have the same names as the qualifiers for
    the DEFINE command. The qualifiers determine whether the DEFINE
    command binds a symbol to an address, a command string, a list of
    processes, or a value.

    You can override the current DEFINE default for the duration of
    a single DEFINE command by specifying another qualifier. Use the
    SHOW DEFINE command to identify the current DEFINE defaults.

    Related commands:

       DEFINE
       DEFINE/PROCESS_SET
       DELETE
       SHOW DEFINE
       SHOW SYMBOL/DEFINED

3  –  Example

  DBG> SET DEFINE VALUE

      The SET DEFINE VALUE command specifies that subsequent DEFINE
      commands are treated as DEFINE/VALUE.