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DCL <strong>Techniques</strong> • DCL Control Key Line Editing • F$ELEMENT • F$PARSE • F$FAO • F$ENVIROMENT • F$MODE • Foreign Commands HP World 2004 - Seminar 4063 4
DCL Control Key Line Editing • A Insert Mode • B Recall Last Entered Command • C Cancel Certain Commands • D Move Cursor One Character to the Left • E Move the Cursor to the End of the Line • F Move Cursor One Character to the Right • G • H Move the Cursor to the Beginning of the Line (BACKSPACE) • I Horizontal TAB • J Delete the Preceding Word (LINEFEED) • K • L • M Line Terminator (CR) • N • O Suppress Output • P • Q Resume Display • R Retype the Line • S Hold Display • T Display Information on Process • U Delete the Line to the Left of the Cursor • V Activate Function Keys F7-F14 (See DEFINE/KEY) • W Redisplay the Screen • X Discard the Current Line • Y Cancels Entire Operation • Z Close a File HP World 2004 - Seminar 4063 5
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Page 25 and 26: Utility Convention • If a utility
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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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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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DISK_SNOOPY.COM • Display more in
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Procedure Operation • Use F$DEVIC
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Conversion to MACRO • The calls f
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CLUSTER_SNOOPY.MAR • Macro progra
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Logical Names Outline • Logical N
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Logical Name Tables • Two Logical
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Trusted Logical Name Search Table
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Add to the Search List • Want to
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Logical Name created with DCL • U
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Difference between lexicals • F$T
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OpenVMS 7.2 Clusterwide Logical Nam
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Pseudo Disk Outline What is a Pseud
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What a Pseudo Disk looks like $ SHO
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How to create a Pseudo Disk • Cre
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Calling the Command Procedure •Pr
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Description Continued 1 • The [0,
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Description Continued 3 • The STA
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Using F$DEVICE • For VMS 5.4 a ne
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Pseudo Disk in UAF • Pseudo Disk
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Other Possible Uses • P2 paramete
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Some good user logicals - SYS$SCRAT
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One More - SYS_SCRATCH • Like las
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Warning! Danger Will Robinson! •
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New Logical • SYS_COMMON: $ DEFIN
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Additional Logicals Defined SYS_MAN
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Problem • When system is booting
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SYS_SYSTEM Usage • SYS_SYSTEM is
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SYSMAN Startup Will Work "SYS$START
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Read-only System Disk? • OR, File
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StorageWorks Command Console • Pr
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StorageWorks Command Console • Li
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StorageWorks Command Console • Li
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StorageWorks Command Console • Ma
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StorageWorks Command Console HP Wor
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OpenVMS Management Tools • Digita
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AMDS Installation • OpenVMS 6.2 v
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AMDS is x-windows based • AMDS is
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Advantages of AMDS over Availabilit
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Server Site Files for Remote Login
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OpenVMS Server Software • OpenVMS
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