ACCOUNTING CHARGES
CONTROL PROCESSOR COMMANDS
~----M:LO User Console F i Ie, 7T, 9T, Line Printer F i Ie, 7T, 9T, or Operator
-(UC) Labeled Tape, or (LP)t Label ed Tape (L T) Console (OC) Line Printer (LP)t
--M:DO User Console File Line Printer File, 7T, 9T, or Operator
-(UC) (LP) Labeled Tape (LT) Console (OC)
tif control display output through the M:LO DCB is directed to the line printer, when the user ends his control session (with an END command), a super-ck.~a will be effected, closing the cooperative and outputting the display.
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..Example:
~CONTROL G'9 CONTROL HERE
=-All examples of Control commands are Ytih"en for the on-line mode.
CONTROL PROCESSOR COMMANDS
Commands provided by the Control processor fall into four categori es. They are
1. System Parameter Display Commands ADD
DROP LIST CONTROL
CONTROl~
name
2. Control Parameter Assignment Command name
=
value3. Partition Display and Definition Commands
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ADD DROP PARTITION DISPLAY n n attribute n attribute = value STORE
CLEAR
BREAK (i.e.,
0'0 )
END Control
4. Miscellaneous Commands QUIT
PROCEED BREAK (i .e., t.",,) END
TIME
5. MOS Memory Correctable Error Commands MOS
THRESHOLD CURRENT RCE' END
The ADD, DROP, BREAK, and END commands appear twice in the list because there are two command levels in the Control processor and the functions of these two commands depend upon the command level at which they are given.
The two command levels are the control command level and the PARTITION sub-command level. The control command level permits execution of all system parameter display commands, the control parameter assignment command, the miscellaneous commands, and the PARTITION command.
Initial entry into the Control processor is at this level. The PARTITION command invokes a sub-command level which permits execution of only the partition display and defini-tion commands. A similar sub-command level is provided for MOS memory control and display.
The Control processor prompts for commands at the control command level with a dash (-) and prompts for commands 90 16 74H-2(9/78)
CIt the subcommand level with a 'greater than' (» charac-ter. The ADD and DROP limited subcommand level prompts with a period (. ).
f:or all Control commands, only the first two letters of t-he command are significant. For example, the following me equivalent:
-ADD @) -AD@
-AOXyz0
-ADD ITEMS TO PRINT LIST §
The commands will be discussed in the order in which they were listed above. •
SYSTEM PARAMETER DISPLAY COMMANDS
~'DD This command turns on the print flags for the specified items. The format of the command is
,:A 0[0]
· item
• item
· item
where item is one of the control names or current values listed in Tables 16 and 17. The command is terminated by Emterililg a @;Jalone after a prompt for input. If 'ALL' is sipecified, all print flags wi II be turned on.
In the.following example, the print flags for two control loarameters, QMIN and OM7T, are turned on:
-ADD@
.QMIN @) .,OM7T @
IThe ADD command enables the user to select a group of
!parameters to be displayed whenever the display command CONTROL is given. (Other display commands allow the
user to display all of the parameters or a single specified parameter. )
DROP The DROP command "urns off the print flag for the specified items. The format of -the command is
:.DR[OP]
• item
· item
• item
where item is one elf the control names or current values listed in Tables 16 and 17. If 'ALL' is specified, all print fl ags wi II be turned off. The .:ommand is termi nated by entering a @) alone after the prompt for input.
In the following e:Kample, the print flags for two control parameters, QM IN and OM7T, are turned off:
-DROP
0
.QMIN @) .OM7TI@)
LIST This command lists the names of all items (from the group in Tables 16 and 17) with their print flags on. It can be used to make certain that a series of ADD and DROP commands had the desired effect. The format of the com-mand is
U[ST]
Example:
-DROP @) . ALL @)
. 0
-LIST
0
-AD@9
• QUAN @
• T8 @)
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·UB (§
• BCSP
8
• @) -DRope .TB
8
.UB (§
-LIST
e
QUAN
In this example, the first LIST command lists no items since the print flags for all items were turned off by the DROP command. The second LIST command lists QUAN and BCSP because their print flags were turned on by the ADD com-mand but not turned off by the subsequent DROP comcom-mand.
CONTROL This command displays all control parameters and current values with their print flags on. (The con-trol parameters and current values are listed in Tables 16 and 17.) The format of the command is
CO [NTROl]
Example:
-DROP
@)
. All @).@)
-ADD®
.OMCO@)
• OUM
@>
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-CONTROL (§
MAX ONLINE JOB RSRCE MCO
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32MAX # ON-LINE USERS (OUM)
=
32Due to the carriage width I imitation of mosttermi nol devices, only four decimal digits of the parameter may be printed with the parameter description. If more decimal digits are required, four asterisks wi II be printed after the equal sign
64 Control
to indicate overflow. The parameter value will then be automatically displayed as a single parameter display • Currently, control parameters do not require more than four decimal digits, but new values may be added in the future •
CONTROL! This command displays all control param-eters and current vQlues whether or not their print flags are set. (The contro I parameters and current va I ues are listed in Tables 16 and 17.) The format of the command is
CO[NTROl]I
Only the first two characters and the exclamation point are necessary.
The display prints out in the format shown in Figure 7.
name Single control parameters and current values may be displayed by entering their control name as a command.
(The control parameters are listed in Table 16 and the cur-rent values are listed in Table 17.) All characters of the name must be entered.
Example:
.:BTCO @) BTCO
=
63CONTROL PARAMETER ASSIGNMENT COMMAND name = number The value of a specified control param-eter can be set by th i s command. The format of the com-mand is .
name =number where
name is one of the control parameter names in Table 16. (The current values listed in Table 17 can not be modified. )
number name .
is an unsi gned integer in the range for the
All characters in the name must be entered. Note that no blanks are allowed.
Example:
-QUAN =450 (§
-QUAN @ QUAN-=450
In this example, the value of the control parameter QUAN is changed to 450 and displayed.