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- VAXCats Dangerous Vax Hack - Basic Concepts
-
- HELP
-
- The HELP command invokes the VMS HELP Facility to display
- information about a VMS command or topic. In response to the "Top(c?"
- prompt, you can:
-
- o Type the name of the command or topic for which you need help.
-
- o Type INSTRUCTIONS for more detailed instructions on how to use HELP.
-
- o Type a question mark to redisplay the most recently requested text.
-
- o Press the RETURN key one or more times to exit from HELP.
-
- You can abbreviate any topic name, although ambiguous abbreviations
- result in all matches being displayed.
-
-
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Additional information available:
-
- := = @ ALLOCATE ANALYZE APPEND ASSIGN
- BACKUP BASIC BITNET_Network BULLETIN CALL CANCEL
- CLOSE COBOL CONTINUE CONVERT COPY CREATE
- DATATRIEVE DEALLOCATE DEASSIGN DEBUG DEFINE DELETE DEPOSIT
- Dialing DIFFERENCES DIRECTORY DISMOUNT DMU DUMP
- EDIT Errors EXAMINE EXIT FDL FORTRAN GMAIL
- GOSUB GOTO HELP IF INITIALIZE INQUIRE
- Instructions Kermit Lexicals LIBRARY Line_editing
- LINK LOGIN LOGOUT MACRO MAIL MERGE MESSAGE
- MOUNT MOVE ON OPEN PASCAL PASSWORD PHONE
- PRINT PURGE READ RECALL RECEIVE RENAME REPLY
- REQUEST RETURN RMS RTL_Routines RUN RUNOFF
- SEARCH SEND SET SHOW SORT SPAWN Specify
- SPSSX STOP SUBMIT SWING Symbol_Assign
- SYNCHRONIZE System_Services TYPE UNLOCK WAIT
- WRITE
-
-
- Topic? send
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Sends messages or files to other users.
-
- General message format:
-
- SEND destination ["message-text"]
-
- The SEND command can perform the following functions:
-
- o Send messages to a user on your system (see Local)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see
- Remote)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via DECnet (see DECnet)
- o Send RSCS/NJE commands to another system (see Command)
- o Send files to another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see File)
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Aliases Command DCL DECnet Examples File
- Interactive_mode Local Parameters Remote
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? aliases
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Aliases
-
- SEND aliases may be defined with the DCL DEFINE command.
- Aliases may be defined for:
-
- o Local users
- o Remote users
- o Remote nodes
-
- Format:
-
- DEFINE alias-name equivalence-name
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Local_users Remote_users Remote_nodes
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
-
- SEND Aliases Subtopic? local_users
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Aliases
-
- Local_users
-
-
- To define an alias for local user, use the format:
-
- DEFINE alias-name local_username
-
- and use the send command in the format:
-
- SEND alias-name ["message-text"]
-
- Example:
-
- DEFINE BOB ROBERT
- SEND BOB "Do you have the subroutine done yet?"
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
-
-
- SEND Aliases Subtopic? remote_users
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Aliases
-
- Remote_users
-
-
- To define an alias for remote user, use the format:
-
- DEFINE alias-name "remote_user@node"
-
- or
-
- DEFINE alias-name "node remote_user"
-
- and use the send command in the format:
-
- SEND alias-name ["message-text"]
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Note that the /REMOTE qualifier is not used when using aliases.
-
- Example:
-
- DEFINE BOB "ROBERT@RED"
- SEND BOB "Do you know if RED is going down today?"
-
- These aliases can be used by VMS Mail also if they are enclosed in
- quotes by defining them using the format:
-
- DEFINE alias-name """remote_user@node"""
-
- Specify the address to VMS Mail as:
-
- protocol-name%alias-name
-
- The protocol-name may be site specific, but defaults to Jnet for
- RSCS/NJE
- networks.
-
-
-
- SEND Aliases Subtopic? remote_nodes
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Aliases
-
- Remote_nodes
-
-
- To define an alias for a remote node, use the format:
-
- DEFINE alias-name "@remote_node"
-
- or
-
- DEFINE alias-name "remote_node "
-
- Note the required quotes. In the latter format, also note the
- required space after remote_node (to differentiate from a local user).
-
- Use the send command in the format:
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- SEND alias-name ["command-text"]
-
- Note that the /COMMAND qualifier is not used when sending commands
- using node aliases.
-
- Example:
-
- DEFINE BLUE "@INDIGO"
- SEND BLUE QUERY SYSTEM LINKS
-
-
-
- SEND Aliases Subtopic?
-
- SEND Subtopic? ?[1;1f[J
-
- SEND
-
- Sends messages or files to other users.
-
- General message format:
-
- SEND destination ["message-text"]
-
- The SEND command can perform the following functions:
-
- o Send messages to a user on your system (see Local)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see
- Remote)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via DECnet (see DECnet)
- o Send RSCS/NJE commands to another system (see Command)
- o Send files to another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see File)
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Aliases Command DCL DECnet Examples File
- Interactive_mode Local Parameters Remote
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? command
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Command
-
-
- Sends commands to another system on the RSCS/NJE network.
-
- Format:
-
- SEND @node ["message-text"]
-
- or
-
- SEND/COMMAND node ["message-text"]
-
- where message-text is the command to be executed by the remote
- system node.
-
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Additional information available:
-
- Command_Qualifiers
- /CLUSTER /LOG /PROMPT
-
-
- SEND Command Subtopic? command_qualifiers
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Command
-
- Command_Qualifiers
-
- /CLUSTER
-
- /CLUSTER
- /NOCLUSTER
-
- Sends messages with the source node set to the Jnet cluster
- name. SEND/CLUSTER permits sending commands to the QUE daemon on a
- remote VAX running Jnet to cancel a job submitted from a Jnet cluster
- member, and therefore owned by user@cluster, not user@member.
-
- This command also permits sending messages to other network
- servers (such as list servers) to cause messages and files to all
- come from the node name. SEND/CLUSTER is not suitable for sending
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- messages to users.
-
- SEND/NOCLUSTER is also available for forcing SEND to use the member
- node name. This form of the command has very limited usefulness.
-
- /LOG
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays information about
- information sent.
-
- /PROMPT
-
- /PROMPT (D)
- /NOPROMPT
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays the destination of
- the SEND command each time input is requested while SEND is
- in interactive mode. /NOPROMPT is useful when receiving
- many network messages and it is not desired to have the
- prompt redisplayed after each message.
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
-
-
- SEND Command Subtopic? /cluster
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Command
-
- /CLUSTER
-
- /CLUSTER
- /NOCLUSTER
-
- Sends messages with the source node set to the Jnet cluster
- name. SEND/CLUSTER permits sending commands to the QUE daemon on a
- remote VAX running Jnet to cancel a job submitted from a Jnet cluster
- member, and therefore owned by user@cluster, not user@member.
-
- This command also permits sending messages to other network
- servers (such as list servers) to cause messages and files to all
- come from the node name. SEND/CLUSTER is not suitable for sending
- messages to users.
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- SEND/NOCLUSTER is also available for forcing SEND to use the member
- node name. This form of the command has very limited usefulness.
-
-
-
- SEND Command Subtopic? /log
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Command
-
- /LOG
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays information about
- information sent.
-
-
-
- SEND Command Subtopic? /prompt
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Command
-
- /PROMPT
-
- /PROMPT (D)
- /NOPROMPT
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays the destination of
- the SEND command each time input is requested while SEND is
- in interactive mode. /NOPROMPT is useful when receiving
- many network messages and it is not desired to have the
- prompt redisplayed after each message.
-
-
-
- SEND Command Subtopic?
-
- SEND Subtopic? ?[1;1f[J
-
- SEND
-
- Sends messages or files to other users.
-
- General message format:
-
- SEND destination ["message-text"]
-
- The SEND command can perform the following functions:
-
- o Send messages to a user on your system (see Local)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see
- Remote)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via DECnet (see DECnet)
- o Send RSCS/NJE commands to another system (see Command)
- o Send files to another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see File)
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Aliases Command DCL DECnet Examples File
- Interactive_mode Local Parameters Remote
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? dcl
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- DCL
-
- DCL commands may be executed while in SEND interactive mode.
- The DCL command is entered preceded by $. SEND will spawn a
- subprocess to execute the command.
-
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? ?[1;1f[J
-
- SEND
-
- Sends messages or files to other users.
-
- General message format:
-
- SEND destination ["message-text"]
-
- The SEND command can perform the following functions:
-
- o Send messages to a user on your system (see Local)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see
- Remote)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via DECnet (see DECnet)
- o Send RSCS/NJE commands to another system (see Command)
- o Send files to another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see File)
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Aliases Command DCL DECnet Examples File
- Interactive_mode Local Parameters Remote
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? decnet
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- DECnet
-
- Messages may be sent to remote DECnet nodes by specifying node:: before
- the username or terminal name in a SEND command. See help on the
- parameter
- user for more information.
-
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? ?[1;1f[J
-
- SEND
-
- Sends messages or files to other users.
-
- General message format:
-
- SEND destination ["message-text"]
-
- The SEND command can perform the following functions:
-
- o Send messages to a user on your system (see Local)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see
- Remote)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via DECnet (see DECnet)
- o Send RSCS/NJE commands to another system (see Command)
- o Send files to another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see File)
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Aliases Command DCL DECnet Examples File
- Interactive_mode Local Parameters Remote
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? examples
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Examples
-
- o Local send to username:
- SEND BILL "Is the subroutine done yet?"
-
- o Local send to terminal:
- SEND TTA5: NO
-
- o Local send in interactive mode:
- SEND SAM
- SAM: I am having problems with the arguments
- SAM: I don't have the right number of them
- SAM:
-
- o Remote command send:
- SEND @RED CPQ USER FRED
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- o Remote user send:
- SEND FRED@RED "I am sending a copy of Bill's routine"
-
- o Remote file send:
- SEND/FILE SUBR1.FOR FRED@RED
-
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? parameters
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
-
-
- Various formats of the SEND command are as follows:
-
- SEND user ["message-text"]
- SEND remote_user@node ["message-text"]
- SEND @node ["message-text"]
- SEND/REMOTE node remote_user ["message-text"]
- SEND/COMMAND node ["message-text"]
-
- See SEND File for information on parameters for SEND/FILE.
-
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- message-text node remote_user user
-
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic? message_text
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
- Sorry, no documentation on SEND PARAMETERS MESSAGE_TEXT
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- message-text node remote_user user
-
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic? message-text
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
-
- message-text
-
- The message-text parameter is the text to be sent. If it is entered
- on the same line as the SEND command, it should be enclosed in quotes.
-
- Quotes may be omitted from the command line if no special characters are
- used. Note that DCL will convert messages not in quotes to upper case
- and DCL symbols will be substituted. In any case, the terminating
- quote may be omitted.
-
- If the message is oma⌠ued from the command line, SEND enters
- interactive mode. Each additional line entered will be sent to the
- same destination. The message should not enclosed in quotes in this
- mode. SEND interactive mode is exited with a blank line or CTRL/Z.
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic? node
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
-
- node
-
- Specifies the remote RSCS/NJE node to receive the send. The node name
- is limited to 8 characters.
-
-
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic? remote-user
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
- Sorry, no documentation on SEND PARAMETERS REMOTE-USER
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- message-text node remote_user user
-
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic? remote_user
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
-
- remote_user
-
- Specifies the remote RSCS/NJE user to receive the send. The remote_user
- name is limited to 8 characters.
-
-
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic? user
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
-
- user
-
- Specifies the destination to receive the message.
-
- Format:
-
- [node::]usernameSend to all terminals where
- specified user is logged in
-
- [node::]terminal-name:Send to a particular terminal
-
- [node::]*Send to all logged in terminals
- Requires OPER privilege
-
- [node::]*:Send to all terminals
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Requires OPER privilege
-
-
- "node::" is an optional DECnet node specification.
-
-
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic? user
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Parameters
-
- user
-
- Specifies the destination to receive the message.
-
- Format:
-
- [node::]usernameSend to all terminals where
- specified user is logged in
-
- [node::]terminal-name:Send to a particular terminal
-
- [node::]*Send to all logged in terminals
- Requires OPER privilege
-
- [node::]*:Send to all terminals
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Requires OPER privilege
-
-
- "node::" is an optional DECnet node specification.
-
-
-
- SEND Parameters Subtopic?
-
- SEND Subtopic? file
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- File
-
-
- Sends files to a user on another system on the RSCS/NJE network.
-
- Files, by default, are transformed from VMS RMS formats and converted
- from ASCII to EBCDIC before sending as to be compatible with the
- receiving system.
-
- Format:
-
- SEND/FILE file-spec[,...] remote_user[@node]
-
- or
-
- SEND/FILE file-spec[,...] node remote_user
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Parameters Command_Qualifiers
- /BINARY /CLASS /CONCATENATE /COPIES /DISTRIBUTION
- /FORM /LOG /NAME /NETDATA /NEW_PAGE /OPTIONS
- /PRINTER /PRIORITY /PUNCH /RECORDSIZE /SPOOLID /VDNEW
- /VDOLD /VMSDUMP
- Positional_Qualifiers
- /DELETE /FORTRAN /TRANSLATE /TRUNCATE
-
-
- SEND File Subtopic? /netdata
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- File
-
- /NETDATA
-
- Specifies that the input file be sent in special NETDATA format.
- NETDATA allows the transfer of files with record lengths longer
- than those supported for regular PRINT and PUNCH files.
-
- When sending such files to other Jnet nodes, it is preferable to
- send them using VMSDUMP format. Use NETDATA format for sending
- such files to IBM and other nodes which recognize NETDATA format.
-
- Valid for SEND/FILE.
-
-
-
- SEND File Subtopic? parameters
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- File
-
- Parameters
-
-
- file-spec
- Specifies the names of one or more input files to be sent. If
- you specify more than one input file, you can separate them with
- either commas (,) or plus signs (+).
-
- You can use wild card characters in the directory specification,
- file name, file type, or version number fields of the file
- specification.
-
- node
- Specifies the remote RSCS/NJE node to receive the send. The node name
- is limited to 8 characters.
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- remote_user
- Specifies the remote RSCS/NJE user to receive the send. The
- remote_user
-
- name is limited to 8 characters.
-
-
-
- SEND File Subtopic?
-
- SEND Subtopic? local
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Local
-
-
- Sends a message to a user on your system.
-
- Format:
-
- SEND username ["message-text"]
-
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Command_Qualifiers
- /BOTTOM /LOG /PROMPT /TOP /WAIT
-
-
- SEND Local Subtopic? command_qualifer
- SEND Local Subtopic? command_qualifiers
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Local
-
- Command_Qualifiers
-
- /BOTTOM
-
- Specifies that SEND output the message on the bottom line of
- the user's CRT.
-
- Valid for local sends to a terminal with the DEC_CRT characteristic
- set.
-
- /LOG
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays information about
- information sent.
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- /PROMPT
-
- /PROMPT (D)
- /NOPROMPT
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays the destination of
- the SEND command each time input is requested while SEND is
- in interactive mode. /NOPROMPT is useful when receiving
- many network messages and it is not desired to have the
- prompt redisplayed after each message.
-
- /TOP
-
- Specifies that SEND outputs the message on the top line of
- the user's CRT.
-
- Valid for local sends to a terminal with the DEC_CRT characteristic
- set.
-
- /WAIT
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- /WAIT[=time]
-
- Specifies the number of seconds that must elapse before the SEND
- will fail with a timeout error. Time is specified in seconds.
- The default for single username/terminal sends is 5 seconds.
- If /WAIT is specified without a time or a time of zero, SEND
- will wait forever. A time value of 1, 2, 3, or 4 seconds is
- invalid.
-
-
-
- SEND Local Subtopic? /bottom
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Local
-
- /BOTTOM
-
- Specifies that SEND output the message on the bottom line of
- the user's CRT.
-
- Valid for local sends to a terminal with the DEC_CRT characteristic
- set.
-
-
-
- SEND Local Subtopic? /top
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Local
-
- /TOP
-
- Specifies that SEND outputs the message on the top line of
- the user's CRT.
-
- Valid for local sends to a terminal with the DEC_CRT characteristic
- set.
-
-
-
- SEND Local Subtopic? /prompt
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Local
-
- /PROMPT
-
- /PROMPT (D)
- /NOPROMPT
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays the destination of
- the SEND command each time input is requested while SEND is
- in interactive mode. /NOPROMPT is useful when receiving
- many network messages and it is not desired to have the
- prompt redisplayed after each message.
-
-
-
- SEND Local Subtopic? /log
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Local
-
- /LOG
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays information about
- information sent.
-
-
-
- SEND Local Subtopic? /wait
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Local
-
- /WAIT
-
- /WAIT[=time]
-
- Specifies the number of seconds that must elapse before the SEND
- will fail with a timeout error. Time is specified in seconds.
- The default for single username/terminal sends is 5 seconds.
- If /WAIT is specified without a time or a time of zero, SEND
- will wait forever. A time value of 1, 2, 3, or 4 seconds is
- invalid.
-
-
-
- SEND Local Subtopic?
-
- SEND Subtopic? remote
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Remote
-
-
- Sends a message via the RSCS/NJE network to a user on another system.
-
- Format:
-
- SEND remote_user@node ["message-text"]
-
- or
-
- SEND/REMOTE node remote_user ["message-text"]
-
- The remote_node name and user name are both limited
- to 8 characters.
-
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Additional information available:
-
- Command_Qualifiers
- /CLUSTER /LOG /PROMPT
-
-
- SEND Remote Subtopic? command_qualifiers
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Remote
-
- Command_Qualifiers
-
- /CLUSTER
-
- /CLUSTER
- /NOCLUSTER
-
- Sends messages with the source node set to the Jnet cluster
- name. SEND[/REMOTE]/CLUSTER permits sending commands to the QUE daemon
- on a remote VAX running Jnet to cancel a job submitted from a Jnet
- cluster member, and therefore owned by user@cluster, not user@member.
-
- This command also permits sending messages to other network
- servers (such as list servers) to cause messages and files to all
- come from the node name. SEND[/REMOTE]/CLUSTER is not suitable for
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- sending messages to users.
-
- SEND[/REMOTE]/NOCLUSTER is also available for forcing SEND to use the
- member node name. This form of the command has very limited usefulness.
-
- /LOG
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays information about
- information sent.
-
- /PROMPT
-
- /PROMPT (D)
- /NOPROMPT
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays the destination of
- the SEND command each time input is requested while SEND is
- in interactive mode. /NOPROMPT is useful when receiving
- many network messages and it is not desired to have the
- prompt redisplayed after each message.
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
-
-
- SEND Remote Subtopic? /cluster
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Remote
-
- /CLUSTER
-
- /CLUSTER
- /NOCLUSTER
-
- Sends messages with the source node set to the Jnet cluster
- name. SEND[/REMOTE]/CLUSTER permits sending commands to the QUE daemon
- on a remote VAX running Jnet to cancel a job submitted from a Jnet
- cluster member, and therefore owned by user@cluster, not user@member.
-
- This command also permits sending messages to other network
- servers (such as list servers) to cause messages and files to all
- come from the node name. SEND[/REMOTE]/CLUSTER is not suitable for
- sending messages to users.
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- SEND[/REMOTE]/NOCLUSTER is also available for forcing SEND to use the
- member node name. This form of the command has very limited usefulness.
-
-
-
- SEND Remote Subtopic? /log
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Remote
-
- /LOG
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays information about
- information sent.
-
-
-
- SEND Remote Subtopic? /prompt
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Remote
-
- /PROMPT
-
- /PROMPT (D)
- /NOPROMPT
-
- Specifies that the SEND command displays the destination of
- the SEND command each time input is requested while SEND is
- in interactive mode. /NOPROMPT is useful when receiving
- many network messages and it is not desired to have the
- prompt redisplayed after each message.
-
-
-
- SEND Remote Subtopic?
-
- SEND Subtopic? ?[1;1f[J
-
- SEND
-
- Sends messages or files to other users.
-
- General message format:
-
- SEND destination ["message-text"]
-
- The SEND command can perform the following functions:
-
- o Send messages to a user on your system (see Local)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see
- Remote)
- o Send messages to a user on another system via DECnet (see DECnet)
- o Send RSCS/NJE commands to another system (see Command)
- o Send files to another system via the RSCS/NJE network (see File)
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Aliases Command DCL DECnet Examples File
- Interactive_mode Local Parameters Remote
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? interactiv4e
- SEND Subtopic? interactive-mode
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
- Sorry, no documentation on SEND INTERACTIVE-MODE
-
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Aliases Command DCL DECnet Examples File
- Interactive_mode Local Parameters Remote
-
-
- SEND Subtopic? interactive_mode
- [1;1f[J
- SEND
-
- Interactive_mode
-
- To enter interactive mode, do not include the message-text parameter
- on the command line. In interactive mode, each additional line
- is prompted for and will be sent to the same destination. The
- message should not enclosed in quotes in this mode. SEND
- interactive mode is exited with a blank line or CTRL/Z.
-
- Valid for SEND, SEND/REMOTE, and SEND/COMMAND.
-
-
-
- SEND Subtopic?
-
- Topic? ?[1;1f[J
-
- HELP
-
- The HELP command invokes the VMS HELP Facility to display
- information about a VMS command or topic. In response to the "Topic?"
- prompt, you can:
-
- o Type the name of the command or topic for which you need help.
-
- o Type INSTRUCTIONS for more detailed instructions on how to use HELP.
-
- o Type a question mark to redisplay the most recently requested text.
-
- o Press the RETURN key one or more times to exit from HELP.
-
- You can abbreviate any topic name, although ambiguous abbreviations
- result in all matches being displayed.
-
-
-
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
- Additional information available:
-
- := = @ ALLOCATE ANALYZE APPEND ASSIGN
- BACKUP BASIC BITNET_Network BULLETIN CALL CANCEL
- CLOSE COBOL CONTINUE CONVERT COPY CREATE
- DATATRIEVE DEALLOCATE DEASSIGN DEBUG DEFINE DELETE DEPOSIT
- Dialing DIFFERENCES DIRECTORY DISMOUNT DMU DUMP
- EDIT Errors EXAMINE EXIT FDL FORTRAN GMAIL
- GOSUB GOTO HELP IF INITIALIZE INQUIRE
- Instructions Kermit Lexicals LIBRARY Line_editing
- LINK LOGIN LOGOUT MACRO MAIL MERGE MESSAGE
- MOUNT MOVE ON OPEN PASCAL PASSWORD PHONE
- PRINT PURGE READ RECALL RECEIVE RENAME REPLY
- REQUEST RETURN RMS RTL_Routines RUN RUNOFF
- SEARCH SEND SET SHOW SORT SPAWN Specify
- SPSSX STOP SUBMIT SWING Symbol_Assign
- SYNCHRONIZE System_Services TYPE UNLOCK WAIT
- WRITE
-
-
- Topic? swing
- [1;1f[J
- SWING
-
- SWING is a VAX/VMS utility for displaying the graphical representation
- of directory trees on a VT100 or VT200 type terminal. It can be used to
- move to a directory or subdirectory, as is done with the SET DEFAULT
- command, and it can rename, move and delete subdirectories. SWING can
- also create hardcopy listings of a directory structure.
-
- SWING takes one optional qualifier - START. This sets the root of the
- directory tree to any directory that the user desires. The directory
- is entered with the square brackets as with the SET DEFAULT command.
- START may also be set to CURRENT in which case the default directory
- is the root directory.
-
- Simply type SWING[/START=[directory] at the VMS prompt.
-
- Limitations: SWING cannot handle directory trees with more than 3500
- directories, more than 8 levels deep, or that require more than 500
- lines to display.
-
- Press RETURN to continue ...
- [1;1f[J
-
- Additional information available:
-
- Moving_around Save_file Commands
-
-
- SWING Subtopic?
-
- Topic?
-
- $ si
- $ swing
- )0[1;24r[;H[2J)0==
- SWING: Searching directory structure...
- [;H[2J[1;1H[7m Create Rename Move Delete Print Save Options Help
- Exit Filer [m[3;1H[1m[7m[THX1138] [m[1;79H[3;1H[23;1H[24;1H[3;1H[;H[2J
-
- >
- $ dir
-
- Directory DISK$USER1A:[THX1138]
-
- APPLE.COM;1 BITNET.DAT;2 BITNET.DAT;1 BR.COM;1
- CIS506.DAT;1 FIND.EXE;1 FIND.FOR;1 FIND.OBJ;1
- GRADES.PAS;1 LOCATION.BAS;1 LOGIN.COM;1
- MAIL$00040091C360AD85.MAI;1 MAIL$00040091CFCAD9D3.MAI;1
- MAIL$00040091CFE3FB76.MAI;1 MAIL$00040091D08D768C.MAI;1
- MAIL.MAI;1 RELAYUSE.GID;1 SHOTGUN.COM;1
-
- Total of 18 files.
-
- $ xmodem send apple.com;1
-
- XMODEM Version 5.5 on VAX VMS, BATCH capable
- unsupported options ignored
-
-
- Sending File: DISK$USER1A:[THX1138]APPLE.COM;1
-
- DISK$USER1A:[THX1138]APPLE.COM;1 Open -- Please Run Your Receiver --
-
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