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0000 BYEHELP 00000004"0002000000:019910816181216 0000 BYEHELP 00001BYE 0000 BYEHELP 00002 Cause the other (server) Kermit to exit and log off. 0000 CIHELP 00000004"00050000019019910816181215 0000 CIHELP 00001CICS Invoke a CICS program (or special function) from within Kermit-CICS. 0000 CIHELP 00002 The four special functions are COPY, DIRECTORY, DELETE, and TYPE. 0000 CIHELP 00003 DIRECTORY and TYPE are identical to the corresponding Kermit 0000 CIHELP 00004 subcommands. All four are applicable to the same data objects as 0000 CIHELP 00005 KERMIT SEND and RECEIVE. RENAME is not implemented. 0000 CWHELP 00000004"00050000019019910816181216 0000 CWHELP 00001CWD [directory] 0000 CWHELP 00002 Change Working Directory - establish new default CICS directory for 0000 CWHELP 00003 TAKE files. If the name is omitted, this resets the directory to the 0000 CWHELP 00004 default. If the name begins with a single quote, that establishes the 0000 CWHELP 00005 use of quoted file names with the given string as prefix. 0000 DIRHELP 00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 DIRHELP 00001DIRECTORY filespec 0000 DIRHELP 00002 Same as CICS DIR. Display attributes of one or more files. See SEND 0000 DIRHELP 00003 for the filespec format. 0000 ECHELP 00000004"0002000000:019910816181215 0000 ECHELP 00001ECHO line 0000 ECHELP 00002 Displays the line at your terminal. See also XECHO. 0000 EXHELP 00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 EXHELP 00001EXIT Exits from KERMIT back to the host operating system. 0000 FINHELP 00000004"0002000000:019910816181216 0000 FINHELP 00001FINISH 0000 FINHELP 00002 Cause the other (server) Kermit to end server mode. 0000 GHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181216 0000 GHELP 00001GET [foreign-filespec [fn ft [fm]]] 0000 GHELP 00002 Request a file from another Kermit running in server mode. The result 0000 GHELP 00003 is similar to that of typing RECEIVE to Kermit-CMS and then SEND to 0000 GHELP 00004 another Kermit. 0000 GIHELP 00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 GIHELP 00001GIVE table-name filespec 0000 GIHELP 00002 Save the contents of "table-name" as a TAKE file containing SET 0000 GIHELP 00003 subcommands to change the default into the current arrangement. 0000 HHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 HHELP 00001HELP [subcommand] 0000 HHELP 00002 Displays a message that explains the specified Kermit-CICS subcommand. 0000 HHELP 00003 If the subcommand is omitted, the message explains the Kermit command 0000 HHELP 00004 itself. 0000 HIHELP 00000004"0003000000"019920604193200 0000 HIHELP 00001HINTS 0000 HIHELP 00002 Displays a set of messages to get you started and to offer suggestions 0000 HIHELP 00003 on improving the parameter settings. 0000 HOHELP 00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 HOHELP 00001HOST Same as CICS. 0000 KERMITCM00000004"002@00000'9019930318195515 0000 KERMITCM00001Last revision: Version 4.2.5 (93/3/18) 0000 KERMITCM00002 0000 KERMITCM00003Kermit-CICS is a program that implements the KERMIT file transfer protocol for 0000 KERMITCM00004IBM 370-series mainframes running CICS. It allows for the transfer of files 0000 KERMITCM00005between computers over asynchronous ASCII communications lines (attached to a 0000 KERMITCM000063705-style front end, such as the COMTEN, or to any of a wide variety of 0000 KERMITCM00007protocol convertors, such as the Series/1 running the Yale ASCII Terminal 0000 KERMITCM00008Communication System). For more details, enter "HELP SET CONT". 0000 KERMITCM00009 0000 KERMITCM00010The calling format for Kermit-CICS is: 0000 KERMITCM00011 0000 KERMITCM00012 +----------------------------------+ 0000 KERMITCM00013 | | | 0000 KERMITCM00014 | KERMIT | [kercmd ... kercmd] | 0000 KERMITCM00015 | | | 0000 KERMITCM00016 +----------------------------------+ 0000 KERMITCM00017 0000 KERMITCM00018where kercmd is a valid Kermit-CICS subcommand. If no Kermit subcommand is 0000 KERMITCM00019supplied, Kermit-CICS will issue a prompt and wait for instructions. If two or 0000 KERMITCM00020more subcommands are included, they must be separated by the Kermit delimiter 0000 KERMITCM00021character, which must be defined in one of the Kermit initialization files. 0000 KERMITCM00022When Kermit is invoked with command line arguments, it will exit and return to 0000 KERMITCM00023CICS after completing the specified subcommand. The command line may contain 0000 KERMITCM00024up to 130 characters. 0000 KERMITCM00025 0000 KERMITCM00026You may use the help ("?") feature while typing Kermit-CICS subcommands. A 0000 KERMITCM00027question mark typed at almost any point in a subcommand, followed by a carriage 0000 KERMITCM00028return, produces a brief description of what is expected or possible at that 0000 KERMITCM00029point. 0000 KERMITCM00030 0000 KERMITCM00031Usage Notes: 0000 KERMITCM00032 0000 KERMITCM000331. To use CICS Kermit though a 3705-style linemode connection, you should set 0000 KERMITCM00034 the following parameters in your local (micro) Kermit: LOCAL-ECHO ON (half 0000 KERMITCM00035 duplex), FLOW-CONTROL NONE (rather than XON/XOFF), HANDSHAKE Ctrl-Q, TIMER 0000 KERMITCM00036 ON, and whatever PARITY is necessary. 0000 KERMITCM00037 0000 KERMITCM000382. To use CICS Kermit through a protocol converter, use LOCAL-ECHO OFF (full 0000 KERMITCM00039 duplex), FLOW-CONTROL XON/XOFF, HANDSHAKE NONE, TIMER ON, and whatever 0000 KERMITCM00040 PARITY is necessary. 0000 KERMITCM00041 0000 KERMITCM000423. The current version of Kermit-CICS does not support timeouts. Your local 0000 KERMITCM00043 Kermit should supply them (SET TIMER ON enables timeouts in most 0000 KERMITCM00044 microcomputer Kermits). 0000 KHELP 00000004"0002000000:019910816181215 0000 KHELP 00001KERMIT string 0000 KHELP 00002 Specifies that the string is to be executed as a Kermit subcommand. 0000 LOCHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 LOCHELP 00001LOCAL string 0000 LOCHELP 00002 Specifies that the string is to be executed as a Kermit subcommand by 0000 LOCHELP 00003 Kermit-CICS (although it is not actually operating as a "local" 0000 LOCHELP 00004 Kermit). 0000 QHELP 00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 QHELP 00001QUIT Synonym for EXIT. 0000 RECHELP 00000004"000#0000036019910816181216 0000 RECHELP 00001RECEIVE [filespec] 0000 RECHELP 00002 Receive a file or file group from the other system. If the optional 0000 RECHELP 00003 filespec is not included, Kermit-CICS will use the name(s) provided by 0000 RECHELP 00004 the other Kermit. If the name is not a legal CICS file name, 0000 RECHELP 00005 Kermit-CICS will attempt to make a legal name by deleting excessive 0000 RECHELP 00006 characters and changing illegal characters to underscores. If the type 0000 RECHELP 00007 is illegal, however, Kermit will reject the file. See SEND for the 0000 RECHELP 00008 format of filespecs. Wildcards may not be used. If the optional 0000 RECHELP 00009 filespec is provided, but more than one file arrives, the first file 0000 RECHELP 00010 will be stored under the given filespec, and the remainder will be 0000 RECHELP 00011 stored under their own names. 0000 REMHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 REMHELP 00001REMOTE string 0000 REMHELP 00002 Specifies that the string is to be executed as a subcommand by another 0000 REMHELP 00003 Kermit, operating in server mode. See under SERVER for a list of the 0000 REMHELP 00004 allowed subcommands. 0000 SENHELP 00000004"00140000063019910816181216 0000 SENHELP 00001SEND [filespec[<[n][-m][_CC]>]] [foreign-filespec][, ...] 0000 SENHELP 00002 Send a file or file group from the CICS system to the Kermit on the 0000 SENHELP 00003 remote system. A filespec has either the canonical format name.type, 0000 SENHELP 00004 where "type" may be any of the valid types TD, TS, PGM, SPOOL, or TAKE, 0000 SENHELP 00005 or the alternate format 'dotted.file.id, where a number of qualifiers 0000 SENHELP 00006 may be strung together with dots. This format is called a Quoted File 0000 SENHELP 00007 Name. With types PGM, SPOOL, and TAKE, there may also be a parameter 0000 SENHELP 00008 prepended to the filespec and separated by a slash. For TAKE files, 0000 SENHELP 00009 this parameter is the directory name (the special value "*" stands for 0000 SENHELP 00010 the home directory). The wildcard characters "*" or "%" may be used in 0000 SENHELP 00011 a name field with types TD, TS, and TAKE. A "*" matches any string of 0000 SENHELP 00012 characters from the current position to the end of the field, including 0000 SENHELP 00013 no characters at all; a "%" matches any single character. If the input 0000 SENHELP 00014 contains wildcard characters, then all matching files will be sent. 0000 SENHELP 00015 The exact file name to be sent to the foreign Kermit system may be 0000 SENHELP 00016 specified; otherwise, Kermit-CICS will make it up out of the CICS name. 0000 SENHELP 00017 An optional range of lines within each file may be specified; only 0000 SENHELP 00018 those lines will be sent. Also, optionally, column-one ASA carriage 0000 SENHELP 00019 control may be converted to formatting control characters via the CC 0000 SENHELP 00020 option. 0000 SERHELP 00000004"001=0000094019910816181216 0000 SERHELP 00001SERVER 0000 SERHELP 00002 Kermit-CICS is capable of acting as a server. In server mode, 0000 SERHELP 00003 Kermit-CICS can send and receive files, invoke CICS programs, execute a 0000 SERHELP 00004 restricted set of Kermit subcommands, and perform a variety of generic 0000 SERHELP 00005 Kermit functions. The following list shows the typical local Kermit 0000 SERHELP 00006 subcommands along with the server functions they elicit. Note that 0000 SERHELP 00007 when Kermit-CICS is talking to a Kermit server, these same subcommands 0000 SERHELP 00008 may be used in the other direction. 0000 SERHELP 00009 0000 SERHELP 00010 BYE log out of CICS 0000 SERHELP 00011 FINISH exit from server mode 0000 SERHELP 00012 GET send a file or files from CICS 0000 SERHELP 00013 REMOTE COPY copy a file or files 0000 SERHELP 00014 REMOTE CWD set new directory 0000 SERHELP 00015 REMOTE DIRECTORY display file attributes 0000 SERHELP 00016 REMOTE ERASE delete a file or files 0000 SERHELP 00017 REMOTE HELP display this command summary 0000 SERHELP 00018 REMOTE HOST execute a CICS program or special function 0000 SERHELP 00019 REMOTE KERMIT execute a Kermit-CICS subcommand 0000 SERHELP 00020 REMOTE PRINT send a file to be printed under CICS 0000 SERHELP 00021 REMOTE RENAME rename a file (Kermit-CICS won't) 0000 SERHELP 00022 REMOTE SPACE display disk allocations 0000 SERHELP 00023 REMOTE TYPE display a file 0000 SERHELP 00024 SEND receive a file or files onto CICS 0000 SERHELP 00025 0000 SERHELP 00026 If your local Kermit does not support the REMOTE KERMIT subcommand, you 0000 SERHELP 00027 may need to issue SET subcommands to select various options before 0000 SERHELP 00028 typing the SERVER subcommand. Once in server mode, Kermit-CICS will 0000 SERHELP 00029 await all further instructions from the user Kermit on the other end of 0000 SERHELP 00030 the connection. 0000 SETATOEH00000004"00070000023019910816181216 0000 SETATOEH00001SET ATOE [num1 num2] 0000 SETATOEH00002 Modify the ASCII-to-EBCDIC translate table used by Kermit-CICS to 0000 SETATOEH00003 conform to your system. Specify the offset of the ASCII value within 0000 SETATOEH00004 the table and the new value for that location. Both "num1" and "num2" 0000 SETATOEH00005 should be in the range 0-255 (decimal). If "num1" and "num2" are 0000 SETATOEH00006 omitted, restore the table to its default values. Tables ETOA, TATOE, 0000 SETATOEH00007 and TETOA may be modified in the same way. 0000 SETATTHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETATTHE00001SET ATTRIBUTE [attribute] <ON | OFF> 0000 SETATTHE00002 Tells whether to generate A-packets or specific attributes within 0000 SETATTHE00003 A-packets. Enter "SET ATT ? ?" for a list of attributes. 0000 SETBAHEL00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 SETBAHEL00001See SET SPEED. 0000 SETBHELP00000004"00050000019019920604193200 0000 SETBHELP00001SET BLOCK num 0000 SETBHELP00002 Determine the type of block check used during file transfer. Valid 0000 SETBHELP00003 options for "num" are: 1 (for a one-byte checksum), 2 (for a two-byte 0000 SETBHELP00004 checksum), 3 (for a three-byte CRC), and B (for a two-byte checksum 0000 SETBHELP00005 that avoids the use of blanks). 0000 SETCONHE00000004"000:0000031019920604193200 0000 SETCONHE00001SET CONTROLLER <TTY | SERIES1 | GRAPHICS | AEA | FULLSCREEN> 0000 SETCONHE00002 Kermit-CICS automatically determines whether you are connected via a 0000 SETCONHE00003 Series/1-style emulation controller or a TTY line. This subcommand is 0000 SETCONHE00004 provided, though, so you can change connections and because Kermit may 0000 SETCONHE00005 not be able to distinguish between Series/1 and graphics throughput 0000 SETCONHE00006 devices. For both those and the 3174 AEA, Kermit attempts to disable 0000 SETCONHE00007 the 3270 protocol conversion function by putting the controller into 0000 SETCONHE00008 "transparent mode"; this allows Kermit packets to pass through intact. 0000 SETCONHE00009 FULLSCREEN mode is a last resort for protocol converters that do not 0000 SETCONHE00010 have a transparent mode. 0000 SETDELHE00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 SETDELHE00001SET DELAY num 0000 SETDELHE00002 How long to wait before sending the first packet. Use a DELAY of 0 to 0000 SETDELHE00003 suppress the extra 1-second pause for issuing the protocol-mode 0000 SETDELHE00004 greetings. 0000 SETDELIH00000004"0006000001=019910816181215 0000 SETDELIH00001SET DELIM [char] 0000 SETDELIH00002 Defines a character to be interpreted as the logical end of an input 0000 SETDELIH00003 command line (for the purpose of entering multiple commands on a single 0000 SETDELIH00004 line). This is used only for commands entered at the terminal and has 0000 SETDELIH00005 no effect on commands contained in TAKE files. The delimiter is 0000 SETDELIH00006 initially undefined. 0000 SETDHELP00000004"000:0000031019930318195515 0000 SETDHELP00001SET DEBUG <ON | OFF | RAW | I/O | LONG | SAVE | TIME> 0000 SETDHELP00002 If ON, keep a journal of all packets sent and received in the file 0000 SETDHELP00003 KLOGxxxx.TS, where "xxxx" is the terminal id. If the file already 0000 SETDHELP00004 exists, it is overwritten. If OFF, stop logging the packets. If RAW, 0000 SETDHELP00005 same as ON, but record packets "exactly" as sent or received (without 0000 SETDHELP00006 translating to EBCDIC). If I/O, same as ON, but record extra 0000 SETDHELP00007 information about transmission for non-TTY line. If LONG, same as I/O, 0000 SETDHELP00008 but don't truncate the buffer dumps at 36 bytes. SAVE has no effect. 0000 SETDHELP00009 If TIME, the I/O records (if any) are given time tags. RAW, I/O, TIME, 0000 SETDHELP00010 SAVE, and/or LONG may be combined in one setting. 0000 SETEOFHE00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 SETEOFHE00001SET EOF <ON | OFF> 0000 SETEOFHE00002 ON means incoming text files are to be cut off at first Ctrl-Z 0000 SETEOFHE00003 character within the data; OFF means accept incoming text files in 0000 SETEOFHE00004 their entirety. 0000 SETETOAH00000004"00010000005019910816181216 0000 SETETOAH00001SET ETOA - see SET ATOE. 0000 SETFHELP00000004"002:00000'0019910816181215 0000 SETFHELP00001SET FILE COLLISION <APPEND | BACKUP | DISCARD | OVERWRITE | RENAME> 0000 SETFHELP00002 Specifies the action to take when a file is received that has the same 0000 SETFHELP00003 name as an existing one. BACKUP and RENAME are similar, but BACKUP 0000 SETFHELP00004 renames the old file while RENAME renames the new one. RENAME is the 0000 SETFHELP00005 default. 0000 SETFHELP00006 0000 SETFHELP00007SET FILE LONGLINE <TRUNC | FOLD | HALT> 0000 SETFHELP00008 Specifies the action to take when a record is received that is too 0000 SETFHELP00009 long. The default is TRUNC. 0000 SETFHELP00010 0000 SETFHELP00011SET FILE LRECL num 0000 SETFHELP00012 Set the logical record length for incoming files to a "num" from 1 to 0000 SETFHELP00013 32755 (32K-13). This variable is used only for fixed format and binary 0000 SETFHELP00014 files. The default is 80. 0000 SETFHELP00015 0000 SETFHELP00016SET FILE OVERWRITE <DEFAULT | PRESERVE> 0000 SETFHELP00017 Specifies what attributes to use when writing a new file over an old 0000 SETFHELP00018 one. DEFAULT is the default. 0000 SETFHELP00019 0000 SETFHELP00020SET FILE RECFM <FIXED | VARIABLE | UNDEFINED> 0000 SETFHELP00021 Sets the record format to use for incoming files, using "F" for fixed 0000 SETFHELP00022 length, "V" for variable length, and "U" for undefined length. The 0000 SETFHELP00023 default is variable. Most kinds of files, in fact, cannot be anything 0000 SETFHELP00024 but variable. 0000 SETFHELP00025 0000 SETFHELP00026SET FILE CHARACTER-SET name 0000 SETFHELP00027 Specifies the character set to use for storing TEXT files received. 0000 SETFHELP00028 See also SET TRANSFER CHARACTER-SET. 0000 SETFHELP00029 0000 SETFHELP00030SET FILE TYPE <BINARY | TEXT | V-BINARY | D-BINARY> 0000 SETFHELP00031 If BINARY, CICS Kermit treats each character as a string of bits and 0000 SETFHELP00032 does not perform translation on the data. Also, carriage returns are 0000 SETFHELP00033 not added to the end of outgoing records. Incoming bytes are added to 0000 SETFHELP00034 the end of the current record which is written out when the specified 0000 SETFHELP00035 LRECL is reached. If TEXT, CICS Kermit treats the file as plain text; 0000 SETFHELP00036 ASCII-to-EBCDIC and EBCDIC-to-ASCII translation is performed on the 0000 SETFHELP00037 data. A carriage return-linefeed is appended to each outgoing record 0000 SETFHELP00038 and is used to determine the end of each incoming record. V-BINARY 0000 SETFHELP00039 specifies variable-length-record binary data (like BINARY, except that 0000 SETFHELP00040 a 2-byte length field precedes each outbound record and is assumed for 0000 SETFHELP00041 incoming records). D-BINARY is similar, but the length field is a 0000 SETFHELP00042 5-byte ASCII decimal string. 0000 SETFORHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETFORHE00001SET FOREIGN <PREFIX | SUFFIX> string 0000 SETFORHE00002 The specified string is added to the beginning or end of outbound 0000 SETFORHE00003 filespecs. The string may be empty. 0000 SETHELP 00000004"00050000019019910816181216 0000 SETHELP 00001SET parameter [[sub-parameter] value] 0000 SETHELP 00002 Establish or modify various parameters for file transfer. You can 0000 SETHELP 00003 examine their values with the SHOW subcommand. The default/initial 0000 SETHELP 00004 values of ON/OFF switches are OFF unless otherwise noted. Enter "HELP 0000 SETHELP 00005 SET parameter" for details about each. 0000 SETHHELP00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETHHELP00001SET HANDSHAKE number 0000 SETHHELP00002 Specifies the ASCII code for a handshake character to be appended to 0000 SETHHELP00003 each outgoing packet. Zero means no handshake at all. 0000 SETINCHE00000004"0002000000:019910816181215 0000 SETINCHE00001SET INCOMPLETE <KEEP | DISCARD> 0000 SETINCHE00002 Specifies the action to take when a file transfer is canceled. 0000 SETLINHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETLINHE00001SET LINE device 0000 SETLINHE00002 Specifies a device other than the user's terminal for file transfer. 0000 SETLINHE00003 This option is not currently supported. 0000 SETMHELP00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETMHELP00001SET MARGIN <LEFT | RIGHT> column 0000 SETMHELP00002 The specified margin is set for restricting the width of files to be 0000 SETMHELP00003 sent. A value of zero disables the specified margin. 0000 SETPREHE00000004"0002000000:019910816181215 0000 SETPREHE00001SET PREFIX [directory] 0000 SETPREHE00002 Specifies a directory (same as the CWD subcommand). 0000 SETPRHEL00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 SETPRHEL00001SET PROMPT string 0000 SETPRHEL00002 Defines the character string that Kermit-CICS displays when asking for 0000 SETPRHEL00003 a subcommand. The prompt may be any string of 0 to 20 characters. The 0000 SETPRHEL00004 default is "Kermit-CICS>". 0000 SETRECHE00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 SETRECHE00001See SET SEND. 0000 SETRETHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETRETHE00001SET RETRY <INITIAL | PACKET> num 0000 SETRETHE00002 Threshold for retrying a particular packet. The default is 16 for 0000 SETRETHE00003 initial and 5 for ordinary packets. 0000 SETSENHE00000004"002100000:3019910816181215 0000 SETSENHE00001SET <SEND | RECEIVE> END-OF-LINE num 0000 SETSENHE00002 If the remote system needs packets to be terminated by anything other 0000 SETSENHE00003 than carriage return, specify the decimal value of the desired ASCII 0000 SETSENHE00004 character. "num" must be in the range 0 - 31 (decimal). 0000 SETSENHE00005 0000 SETSENHE00006SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PACKET-SIZE num 0000 SETSENHE00007 Use the specified "num" as the maximum length for incoming packets. 0000 SETSENHE00008 The valid range is 26-1913, and 80 is the default. SET RECEIVE 0000 SETSENHE00009 PACKET-SIZE 95 or greater causes Kermit-CICS to negotiate reception of 0000 SETSENHE00010 extended length packets with other Kermit programs that support this 0000 SETSENHE00011 option. SEND PACKET-SIZE should almost never be specified. 0000 SETSENHE00012 0000 SETSENHE00013SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PAD-CHAR num 0000 SETSENHE00014 Padding character to use between packets, NUL (ASCII 0) by default. 0000 SETSENHE00015 0000 SETSENHE00016SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PADDING num 0000 SETSENHE00017 Number of copies of the interpacket padding character, zero by default. 0000 SETSENHE00018 0000 SETSENHE00019SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PARITY <MARK | NONE> 0000 SETSENHE00020 Transparent-mode ASCII data from a SERIES1 or GRAPHICS device will 0000 SETSENHE00021 typically have either all Mark parity (seven data bits with the eighth 0000 SETSENHE00022 bit set) or no parity (eight data bits). Kermit-CICS must know which 0000 SETSENHE00023 kind of parity to expect in order to calculate checksums properly. 0000 SETSENHE00024 Kermit-CICS does not verify the parity bits. 0000 SETSENHE00025 0000 SETSENHE00026SET <SEND | RECEIVE> QUOTE char 0000 SETSENHE00027 Control character quoting prefix, normally #. 0000 SETSENHE00028 0000 SETSENHE00029SET <SEND | RECEIVE> START-OF-PACKET num 0000 SETSENHE00030 Control character to mark start of packet, normally Ctrl-A (ASCII 1). 0000 SETSENHE00031 0000 SETSENHE00032SET <SEND | RECEIVE> TIMEOUT num 0000 SETSENHE00033 Number of seconds to wait for a packet before retransmitting. 0000 SETSPHEL00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETSERHE00000004"00040000014019930318235449 0000 SETSERHE00001SET SERVER-TIMEOUT num 0000 SETSERHE00002 Gives the nominal waiting period (in sec) for commands in server mode. 0000 SETSERHE00003 Kermit-CICS should time-out and send a NAK after that period, but it 0000 SETSERHE00004 cannot time-out at all: this option has no effect. 0000 SETSPHEL00001SET SPEED num 0000 SETSPHEL00002 Line transmission speed assumed in the packet-size optimization code. 0000 SETSPHEL00003 If given as 0, no optimization. Default: 1200. 0000 SETSYHEL00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETSYHEL00001SET SYSCMD <ON | OFF> 0000 SETSYHEL00002 Determines whether non-Kermit commands are assumed to be CICS programs 0000 SETSYHEL00003 (and invoked automatically). 0000 SETTAKHE00000004"00070000023019910816181215 0000 SETTAKHE00001SET TAKE ECHO <ON | OFF> 0000 SETTAKHE00002 Controls whether the contents of TAKE command files are echoed during 0000 SETTAKHE00003 execution. 0000 SETTAKHE00004 0000 SETTAKHE00005SET TAKE ERROR-ACTION <CONTINUE | HALT> 0000 SETTAKHE00006 Controls whether an error occuring during execution of a TAKE command 0000 SETTAKHE00007 file is fatal to the execution of that file. The default is CONTINUE. 0000 SETTATOE00000004"00010000005019910816181216 0000 SETTATOE00001SET TATOE - see SET ATOE. 0000 SETTESTH00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETTESTH00001SET TEST <ON | OFF> 0000 SETTESTH00002 Used for testing new versions, suppresses block check verification, 0000 SETTESTH00003 allows start-of-packet to be set to anything at all. 0000 SETTETOA00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 SETTETOA00001SET TETOA - see SET ATOE. 0000 SETTHELP00000004"0002000000:019910816181215 0000 SETTHELP00001SET TABS-EXPAND <ON | OFF> 0000 SETTHELP00002 Controls whether tabs in incoming text files are expended to blanks. 0000 SETTRHEL00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SETTRHEL00001SET TRANSFER CHARACTER-SET name 0000 SETTRHEL00002 Character set to use for sending and receiving TEXT files. See also 0000 SETTRHEL00003 FILE CHARACTER-SET. 0000 SETTTHEL00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 SETTTHEL00001SET TTABLE <ON | OFF | KP> 0000 SETTTHEL00002 Controls whether ATOE/ETOA or TATOE/TETOA are used for counteracting 0000 SETTTHEL00003 the system translations on TTY lines. KP is like ON, but also changes 0000 SETTTHEL00004 the TATOE/TETOA tables to values based on Hollerith codes. 0000 SETWHELP00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 SETWHELP00001SET WARNING - (obsolete) see SET FILE COLLISION. 0000 SET8HELP00000004"0003000000"019910816181215 0000 SET8HELP00001SET 8-BIT-QUOTE <ON | OFF | char> 0000 SET8HELP00002 Controls whether eighth-bit prefixing is done and specifies the 0000 SET8HELP00003 character to be used. 0000 SHHELP 00000004"00050000019019910816181215 0000 SHHELP 00001SHOW [option] 0000 SHHELP 00002 Display the values of any or all parameters that can be changed with 0000 SHHELP 00003 the SET subcommand, except for ATOE and ETOA (see the TDUMP 0000 SHHELP 00004 subcommand). If no option is specified, all parameters except the 0000 SHHELP 00005 Attribute flags are displayed. 0000 SIHELP 00000004"00080000027019920604193200 0000 SIHELP 00001SIMULATE [filespec] 0000 SIHELP 00002 Specifies a file to be used as input instead of the communication line 0000 SIHELP 00003 for a subsequent transaction. Kermit will read lines from the file one 0000 SIHELP 00004 at a time as needed until the file is exhausted and will then revert to 0000 SIHELP 00005 normal operation. Lines beginning "S:" are ignored; lines beginning 0000 SIHELP 00006 "R:" are first translated to ASCII and then used; other lines are used 0000 SIHELP 00007 "as is." Entering this subcommand with no argument will suppress the 0000 SIHELP 00008 simulation function. 0000 SPHELP 00000004"0002000000:019910816181215 0000 SPHELP 00001SPACE 0000 SPHELP 00002 Show the storage allocation in the current directory. 0000 STHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 STHELP 00001STATUS 0000 STHELP 00002 Return the status of the previous subcommand. The response will 0000 STHELP 00003 display the statistics from the last transfer plus the message "No 0000 STHELP 00004 errors" or the last error encountered. 0000 STOPHELP00000004"00040000014019910816181216 0000 STOPHELP00001STOP 0000 STOPHELP00002 (Not really a subcommand.) Cause Kermit-CMS to leave protocol mode 0000 STOPHELP00003 immediately, thereby canceling any active transfer and ending server 0000 STOPHELP00004 mode if necessary. 0000 TAHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181216 0000 TAHELP 00001TAKE filespec 0000 TAHELP 00002 Execute Kermit subcommands from the specified file. The command file 0000 TAHELP 00003 may include TAKE subcommands. If the filespec omits the type, it is 0000 TAHELP 00004 assumed to be TAKE. 0000 TDHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 TDHELP 00001TDUMP <table-name | NAMES> 0000 TDHELP 00002 Display the contents of "table-name" since it can be modified using the 0000 TDHELP 00003 SET subcommand. The ATOE, ETOA, TATOE, and TETOA tables can be 0000 TDHELP 00004 'dumped' (also, the list of files sent in the last transfer). 0000 TYHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 TYHELP 00001TYPE filespec[<[n][-m]>] 0000 TYHELP 00002 Displays the specified file (up to 130 characters per line) at your 0000 TYHELP 00003 terminal. A range of lines to be typed may be specified. See also 0000 TYHELP 00004 XTYPE. 0000 VEHELP 00000004"00010000005019910816181215 0000 VEHELP 00001VERSION Displays the version number and date of Kermit-CICS. 0000 XEHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215 0000 XEHELP 00001XECHO line 0000 XEHELP 00002 Displays the line at your terminal as a "raw" transfer according to the 0000 XEHELP 00003 current CONTROLLER setting. Control characters within the line are 0000 XEHELP 00004 specified by prefixing "^". See also ECHO. 0000 XTHELP 00000004"00050000019019910816181215 0000 XTHELP 00001XTYPE filespec[<[n][-m][_CC]>] 0000 XTHELP 00002 Displays the specified file at your terminal as a "raw" transfer 0000 XTHELP 00003 according to the current CONTROLLER setting. The syntax for options in 0000 XTHELP 00004 angle brackets <> is the same as that for the SEND subcommand. See 0000 XTHELP 00005 also TYPE.