Index D

D

Dates, specifying, 99–100

DCL (Digital Command Language)

abbreviating elements, 46

commands longer than one line, 47

comments, 48

comparisons using IF command, 59–61

control characters, 150–53

entering commands, 39–40, 43–50

format of commands, 41–42

HELP for commands, 115–17

keywords, 41, 44–46

lexical functions, 57–58

messages, 48–50

parameters, 42–44, 45–46

prompts for incomplete commands, 47

qualifiers, 42–44, 46

queue-related commands, 22

symbols, 50–56

verbs, 42, 43–44, 46

wildcards in commands, 70–71

See also CLI (Command Line Interpreter); specific commands

DCL paths, 76–77

DCL symbols, 50–56

as character or text variables, 54

command levels, 122–23

creating, 51, 54–55

defined, 50

deleting, 52

for error handling, 136

evaluation by DCL, 55–56

examining value of, 52

redefining verbs using, 53–54

scope of, 50–51

using in place of commands, 52–54

DEASSIGN command, 101–2

Debugger, 257

DECnet, 177–84, 275–77

aborting sessions, 184

creating tasks, 181–82

DECnet Phase IV, 177–78, 276

DECnet Phase V (DECnet OSI), 276

DECnet-Plus node names, 178

executing remote tasks, 182

foreign file specifications, 180–81

logging into another node, 183–84

logging out from remote node, 184

protocols, 276–77

proxies, 180

remote file access using, 179–80

routing, 275

troubleshooting failed tasks, 182–83

versions, 177–78, 276

DECterm, GUI interface and, 36

DECwindows Apps folder (Application Manager), 206–7

DECwindows interface, 215–24

Applications menu, 219

basics, 215

directory navigation, 220–21

ending a session, 218

FileView application, 219–23

moving window behind others, 217

Options menu, 223–24

resizing windows, 217

Session Manager, 217–18

Session menu, 218–19

starting, 215

Window Manager, 215–17

DECwindows Utilities folder (Application Manager), 207

DECW$WINMGR, 215–17

Default Printer application (New Desktop), 204

Default Printer control (New Desktop), 198

Defaults

batch job directory, 81

directory, 84, 85–86

file specification, 70

DEFINE DCL$PATH command, 77

Defragmenters, 265

DELETE command

for DCL symbols, 52

/ERASE qualifier, 144

for files, 72–73

for queue entries, 83

for subdirectories, 90–91

Deleting

DCL symbols, 52

e-mail folders, 164

e-mail messages, 162

/ERASE qualifier for, 144

files, 72–73

logical names, 101–2

previous versions of files, 74

queue entries, 83

recall buffer entries, 150

subdirectories, 90–91

subpanel items (New Desktop), 203

text in EDT, 172–73

Delta times, 100

Desktop Apps folder (Application Manager), 207–8

Desktop systems, 6–7

Desktop Tools folder (Application Manager), 208–9

Detached processes, 19

DETACH privilege, 30

Device names, 98–99

Dialog boxes, 186–87

Digital Command Language. See DCL (Digital Command Language)

Directly connected terminals, 34

Directories, 84–93

batch job caveats, 81

for batch jobs, setting default, 81

creating, 89

creating subdirectories, 89–90

default, setting and showing, 85–86

deleting subdirectories, 90–91

displaying files in, 68–69

home vs. default, 84

logical names for, 101–2

moving around in DECwindows, 220–21

moving around in OpenVMS, 86–88

overview, 84

relative notation for, 87–88

remote operations via FTP, 109

specification construction for, 85

structure of Files-11 ODS-2 disk, 91–93

tree structure, 86–87

version limits for files in, 75

wildcards for specifying, 88–89

DIRECTORY command

dates and times in, 99–100

DIRECTORY/TCP, 109

overview, 68–69

wildcards with, 88–89

Disabling broadcast messages, 107

Disk quotas, 38

Disk scavenging, 144

Displaying

batch and print queues, 81–82

DCL symbol values, 52

devices available, 227

disk-space restrictions, 28

e-mail message list for folder, 163

e-mail options, 164–65

file contents, 72

file information, 68–69

freezing the terminal display, 150

queue entries, 82–83

system processes, 20–21, 244

Distribution lists for e-mail, 162–63

Dot (.) in relative notation for directories, 87–88

Dynamic storage pools, 254–55



Getting Started with OpenVMS(c) A Guide for New Users
Getting Started with OpenVMS: A Guide for New Users (HP Technologies)
ISBN: 1555582796
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 215

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