5.3.2 Changing the Default Syntax
The new common syntax is the default when SEA is installed, so any new common syntax commands do not initially require the "n" designator.
To use another syntax without needing a designator, change the default with the following command plus a designator from Table 5–1:
wsea syntax syntax_designatorFor example, to make the Tru64 UNIX DECevent emulator the default, enter the following:
wsea syntax uAfterwards, UNIX DECevent emulator commands no longer need the "u" designator, but new common syntax commands now require the "n" designator.
Changing the default affects all users logged onto a system, so it can impact your session if someone else changes the default without telling you.
When there are multiple users logged onto a system, you can play it safe and avoid confusion by always including the designator whenever a command is available in multiple syntaxes (regardless of what you think the current default may be).