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SY*.COM Files $if f$trnlnm("sys_manager") .eqs. "" then – define/process/nolog sys_manager sys$sysdevice:[vms_common] $name=f$element(0,";",f$parse("sys_manager:",- f$environment("PROCEDURE"),,,"SYNTAX_ONLY")) $@'name' "''p1'" "''p2'" "''p3'" "''p4'" "''p5'" "''p6'" "''p7'" "''p8'" $if f$trnlnm("sys_manager","lnm$process") .nes. "" then – $exit deassign/process sys_manager • Used in SYS$COMMON:[SYSMGR] to ensure our moved files are executed at boot time. • Note this is one place I had to hard code HP World 2004 - Seminar 4063 156
SYS_SYSTEM Usage • SYS_SYSTEM is a good place to keep executable for non-Digital programs. Example would be KERMIT.EXE • Then the foreign command is easy to use: $ symbol :== $program SYS_LIBRARY Usage • SYS_LIBRARY is the place to put user developed printer device control text libraries. • The printer device control text libraries MUST be in SYS$LIBRARY, but since SYS$SYSROOT has been redefined they will be found in SYS_LIBRARY. • Also, user developed sharable images, since SYS$SHARE=SYS$LIBRARY HP World 2004 - Seminar 4063 157
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OpenVMS System Management Technique
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Disclaimer • I am going to cover
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DCL Control Key Line Editing • A
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Assignment Statement • The = vers
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VMS is a Great Number Converter •
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F$PARSE • Handy lexical for extra
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F$ENVIRONMENT $ com_file = f$enviro
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Updated Batch Jobs in Queue • How
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F$MODE Usage $ goto ‘f$mode()’
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Foreign Command Usage $ NCP :== “
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Pre 6.2 Method • The same thing c
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Startup Feedback • I like to know
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Utility Convention • If a utility
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Login Setup • LOGIN.COM has code
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Start of SYLOGICALS.COM $ set noon
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Group Logical Startup $ set noon $
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Another Way for Group Logicals $ RU
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Autogen Callout • After AUTOGEN.C
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VMSINSTAL Parameters • Parameters
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Condist Menu Program • The CDMENU
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DECwindows Tips • OPCOM Window
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OPCOM to the Message Window Step 1
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Explanation • The wait loop is fo
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Explanation • This opcom window i
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VUE$DCL_COMMAND.COM • Modify to s
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VUE$DECTERM.COM • Modify to give
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SHOW DISPLAY • SHOW DISPLAY comma
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Special Versions • Version ;0 dis
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GNV - GNU's Not VMS! GNU-based, UNI
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Pipe Command • Executes one or mo
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With the PIPE command SS == "pipe s
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DEC/Compaq/HP supplied X-windows co
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One line SET DISPLAY command • If
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Network Topics • TCP/IP − Multi
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CMU • Carnegie Mellon University
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Access Control • Watch for defaul
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Undocumented Command • In ANALYSI
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Parts of command procedure (1) •
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REMOTE_DECW.COM • This command pr
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DECnet Alert • Article in Decembe
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Message contents • Local Process
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FTP OPCOM message • For Multinet
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FTP OPCOM Message %%%%%%%%%%% OPCOM
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STARTUP SET OPTIONS • If STARTUP_
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NOTE • The SYSMAN STARTUP SET OPT
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SORTING STARTUP FILE • sort_vms$l
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sort_vms$layered.com $! SORT_VMS$LA
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Startup Phases • The phases that
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Startup File Warning • When a com
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Cluster Shutdown • SYSMAN since v
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Shutdown Procedure • Checks to ma
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Startup Crash Dump Analysis • A p
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OpenVMS Server Software • OpenVMS
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PC Client Software • PC client fi
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