1 DEFINE 

    DEFINE  symbol[=]expression [/qualifier...]

    Assigns a value of an expression to a symbol.  The symbol can be used 
    in expressions.  Each subsequent definition of the same symbol overrides 
    any previous definitions.  The symbol remains defined until you exit 
    from SDA.

2 /KEY
    
    Causes a key, rather than a symbol, to be defined.  If you use this
    qualifier, the symbol parameter must be the name of a key on your
    terminal keyboard, and the expression parameter must be the SDA
    command that is to be executed when the key, followed by a carriage
    return, is pressed.

    For example, use the command below to define the PF1 key to 
    execute the SHOW STACK command.

        SDA> DEFINE/KEY PF1 "SHOW STACK"

2 /SET_STATE

    Causes the key being defined to change a command state rather than
    to execute an SDA command.  The expression parameter must be the
    name of a state instead of the name of a terminal key.

2 /[NO]TERMINATE

    /TERMINATE causes the key definition to include termination of
    the command, which causes SDA to execute the command when the key
    is pressed.  No carriage return is required.	

    /NOTERMINATE specifies that the key definition does not include
    termination of the command.  When the key is pressed, SDA waits for
    a carriage return before executing the command.
    /NOTERMINATE is the default.