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Getting Started with OpenVMS: A Guide for New Users (HP Technologies)
Getting Started with OpenVMS: A Guide for New Users (HP Technologies)
ISBN: 1555582796
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 215
Authors:
Michael D Duffy
BUY ON AMAZON
Getting Started with OpenVMS - A Guide for New Users
Table Of Content
Back Cover
Preface
How to Use This Book
Conventions Used in This Book
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Introduction
History
The Roles of OpenVMS
Part I: A Practical Guide
Chapter 2: Hardware Platforms Supporting OpenVMS
The Alpha
The Intel Itanium
Chapter 3: Multiuser Concepts
Concurrent Access by Many Users
Processes, Jobs, and Threads
Queues: Print, Batch, and Server
Chapter 4: User Accounts
Resource Quotas and Limits
Disk Quotas
Privileges
User Identification Codes
UICs Are Not Necessarily Unique
Identifiers
Summary
Chapter 5: Logging in and Out of the System
Obtaining a User Account
Connecting and Initiating a Login
The Login Sequence
The CLI
Logging out
Chapter 6: The Digital Command Language
Format of DCL Commands
Parts of a DCL Command
Entering Commands
DCL Symbols
WRITE and WRITE SYS
Comparisons: The IF Command
Chapter 7: The User Environment
Running a Program
Working with Queues
Using Directories
File Protection
OpenVMS Device Names
Specifying Dates and Times
Logical Names
Your LOGIN.COM File
Broadcast Messages
Using Subprocesses: The SPAWN Command
The PIPE Command
A Word About TCPIP
A Word About PERL
Adjusting Your Process Priority
Adjusting Your Process Privileges
The OpenVMS PHONE Facility
Chapter 8: The OpenVMS HELP Facility
Obtaining a List of Available Help Topics
Obtaining HELP About a Particular Command
Returning from Subtopics
Chapter 9: Command Procedures
Creating a Command Procedure
Naming Your Procedures
Entering Commands
Making Your Command Procedure Self-Documenting
Executing a Command Procedure Interactively
Command Levels
Executing a Command Procedure As a Batch Job
Reading and Writing Files From a Procedure
Getting Input Data into Command Procedures
Labels
Branching
Handling Errors
Chapter 10: System Security
Logging out of the System
Passwords
How OpenVMS Protects Passwords
Changing Your Password
Access Restrictions
Protecting Your Files from Unauthorized Access
Captive Accounts
The Audit Trail
Security Alarms
File Highwater Marking
DELETEERASE and PURGEERASE
Chapter 11: Using Your Terminal
Communications Speeds for Physical Terminals
Other Terminal Settings
Using SET TERMINAL
The Recall Buffer
Freezing the Display
Control Characters
Chapter 12: E-mail
Two Separate Strategies
Your OpenVMS E-mail Address
SMTP, POP3, and IMAP
Using the Terminal Interface
The MIME Utility
Chapter 13: Text Editors
A Crash Course in EDT
EDT Caveats
Starting EDT
The EDT Journal File
Working with Your Text
Why You Should Not Trust Your Keyboard
Using Line-Mode Commands
Moving Around Your File
Adding Text
Removing Text
Moving or Copying Text
Setting Autowrap
Formatting Text
Saving Your File
Exiting EDT
Starting EDT in Full-Screen Mode Automatically
EDT Summary
Chapter 14: Using DECnet
DECnet Phase IV Node Names and Addresses
DECnet-Plus Node Names
Using DECnet To Access Remote Files
DECnet Proxies
Foreign File Specifications
DECnet Tasks
Logging into Another Node
Aborting a DECnet Session
Summary
Chapter 15: The OpenVMS GUI
Systems That Can Support the GUI
GUI Basics
Logging into the GUI
Login Screen Options
The New Desktop
Chapter 16: Your Personal OpenVMS System
System Startup and Shutdown
The Console Subsystem
Software Licenses
Installing Software
If Your System Will Be Connected to the Internet
Part II: A Technical Introduction
Chapter 17: The Process
Memory Layout of a Process
Moving OpenVMS from 32 to 64 Bits
Process Scheduling
Process States
Scheduling in Action
Process Priorities
Scheduling on Multiple CPUs
Chapter 18: Virtual Memory Management
A Paging Example
Paging Details
Virtual-Memory Terminology
Paging Within a Process
Paging on the Entire System
Secondary Page Caches
Modified Page Writing
Dynamic Storage Pools
Chapter 19: Images
Sharable Images
Installed Images
Chapter 20: The Files-11 File System
Multivolume Sets
File System Terminology
Common File Operations
File Layout on Disk
File System Operation
File Fragmentation
Reserved Files
INDEXF.SYS Contents
OpenVMS Record Management Services
Chapter 21: Clustering and Galaxy Systems
Clusters and Storage Controllers
Galaxy Systems
Chapter 22: DECnet Details
DECnet Versions
DECnet Phase IV
DECnet Phase V (DECnet OSI)
DECnet Protocols
Appendix A: Decimal, Octal, and Hexadecimal Notations
Appendix B: Additional Resources
The OpenVMS FAQ online
Encompass
The OpenVMS Hobbyist Program
Digital Press
Newsgroups
Appendix C: Default File Types
Glossary A - O
Glossary P - X
Index Symbols Numbers
Index A
Index B
Index C
Index D
Index E
Index F
Index G
Index H
Index I
Index J
Index K
Index L
Index M
Index N
Index O
Index P
Index Q
Index R
Index S
Index T
Index U
Index V
Index W
Index X
List of Figures
List of Sidebars
Getting Started with OpenVMS: A Guide for New Users (HP Technologies)
ISBN: 1555582796
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2005
Pages: 215
Authors:
Michael D Duffy
BUY ON AMAZON
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Creation and Usage of CDR Data
Hints on Processing CDR Data
System Tools
Appendix C. Protocol Details
The Java Tutorial: A Short Course on the Basics, 4th Edition
Implementing Nested Classes
Using the Timer and TimerTask Classes
Summary of Threads
Object Serialization
Integrated Development Environments
An Introduction to Design Patterns in C++ with Qt 4
Overview of C++
Member Access Specifiers
Function Declarations
Concurrency
Appendix B. Standard Headers
Persuasive Technology: Using Computers to Change What We Think and Do (Interactive Technologies)
The Functional Triad Computers in Persuasive Roles
Computers as Persuasive Tools
Computers as Persuasive Media Simulation
Credibility and Computers
Credibility and the World Wide Web
Cultural Imperative: Global Trends in the 21st Century
Cultural Black Holes
The Pacific Rim: The Fourth Cultural Ecology
Americanization versus Asianization
Appendix B Leadership Test
Appendix C National Traits
User Interfaces in C#: Windows Forms and Custom Controls
Designing with Classes and Tiers
Forms
Modern Controls
Data Controls
GDI+ Controls
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