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           CreateEquate - create a name equation

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           FUNCTION CreateEquate (pID : ProcessID;
                                  mapFrom : String;
                                  mapTo : String) : Error;

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           _C_r_e_a_t_e_E_q_u_a_t_e creates a name equation for the alias mmmmaaaappppFFFFrrrroooommmm
           to the string mmmmaaaappppTTTToooo.  The name equation is added to the list
           of name equations maintained by the User Monitor for each
           command process.  When a name is specified in a request to
           the User Monitor, the name equation list is searched and if
           the name matches mmmmaaaappppFFFFrrrroooommmm, the string mmmmaaaappppTTTToooo is substituted
           for the name. The most recent equation for mmmmaaaappppFFFFrrrroooommmm is used
           in the case of multiple equations for the same string.

           The parameter ppppIIIIDDDD specifies to which command process the
           name equation applies. If the value of ppppIIIIDDDD is -1, then the
           name equation applies to all of the command processes
           managed by a single User Monitor.

           When a command process terminates, its list of name
           equations is automatically deleted. The list associated with
           all command processes managed by a single User Monitor can
           only be shortened by DeleteEquate.

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           DeleteEquate (3B)

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           ErBadFileName is returned if the strings are too long, while
           ErBadPID is returned if ppppIIIIDDDD is not a valid command process
           ID.




















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