Example:

	GTM>do ^%G
	Output Device: <terminal>: <RETURN>
	List ^C
	^C="CLASS" 
	^C(1)="MARY"
	^C(1,2)="MATH" 
	^C(1,2,1)=80
	^C(1,3)="BIO"
	^C(1,3,1)=90
	^C(2)="JOHN"
	^C(3)="PETER"
	List ^ <RETURN> 
	GTM>
	

This example lists the nodes of global ^C. %G displays the global and its descendants and values, if the node exists.

Example:

	GTM>do ^%G
	Output Device: <terminal>: <RETURN>
	List ^C(1)
	^C(1)="MARY"
	

This example lists only the node entered and its value.

Example:

	GTM>do ^%G
	Output Device: <terminal>: <RETURN> 
	List ^C(1,*)
	^C(1)="MARY"
	^C(1,2)="MATH" 
	^C(1,2,1)=80 
	^C(1,3)="BIO" 
	^C(1,3,1)=90
	List ^ <RETURN> 
	GTM>
	

This example uses the asterisk (*) wildcard to list node ^C(1), its descendants and values.

Example:

	GTM>do ^%G
	Output Device: <terminal>: <RETURN> 
	List ^?D
	Global Directory
	Global ^ <RETURN>
	^C ^D ^S ^Y ^a
	Total of 5 globals.
	List ^
	GTM>	
	

This example specifies "?D" as the global that invokes the %GD utility. %GD displays existing globals in the current global directory without displaying their values or descendants.