5.4
Table Of Contents
- Avid iNEWS Setup & Config Guide
- Contents
- Using This Guide
- Introduction
- The iNEWS Console
- Getting Started
- Users
- The Database: Directories, Queues, and Stories
- Overview of the iNEWS Database
- Restrictions to Directory or Queue Creation
- Creating a New Directory
- Creating a New Queue
- Creating a New Story
- Using Script Templates
- Renaming a Directory or Queue
- Deleting a Directory or Queue
- Recovering a Killed Story
- Viewing Database Traits
- Changing Database Traits
- Database Purge Intervals and Limits
- Identifying Locked Queues and Stories
- Removing Locks from a Workstation
- Unbusy Stories and Queues
- MOS Integration
- Groups
- Overview of Groups
- Viewing Group Information from the Console
- Viewing Group Information from a Workstation
- Creating a New Group
- Group Checker
- Renaming a Group
- Deleting a Group
- Creating or Modifying Multiple Groups
- Adding Users as Members of a Group
- Adding Groups as Members of Other Groups
- Adding Workstations as Members of a Group
- Combined Permissions and Timeouts
- Group Access and Usage Restrictions
- Group Traits for the Database
- Creating a Mail Alias
- Keyboards and Macros
- Forms
- Character Generator Title Entry
- System Configuration
- Printers
- Wires
- Servers
- iNEWS Community
- MOS Redirection
- Web Publishing
- iNEWS Projects
- Media | Index
- Command References
- Programs Invoked by iNEWS
- Commands Used by Avid Personnel Only
- Linux Commands Used in iNEWS
- Console Server Commands
- broadcast
- configure
- connect
- ctraits
- dbclean
- dbclose
- dbdev and dbsize
- dbdump
- dbfree
- dblines
- dboriginal
- dbpurge (Superuser conditional)
- dbrestore
- dbserver
- dbsort
- dbtraits
- dbvisit
- dictionary
- diskclear (Superuser only)
- diskcopy
- doc
- ed
- enter
- force (Superuser only)
- grpcheck
- gtraits (Superuser only)
- help
- hogs
- idiff
- list
- list B
- list C
- list c
- list d
- list g
- list p
- list q
- list s
- list sq
- list u
- logout
- makemontab
- makeshift (Super user only)
- maketab (Superuser only)
- mapcheck
- msgclean
- offline
- online
- otod
- reconnect
- remove
- rename (Superuser only)
- reorder
- restart
- searchtape
- send
- sendlong
- shutdown
- sitedump (Superuser only)
- siterestore (Superuser only)
- startup
- status
- stop
- su
- unbusy
- utraits (Super user only)
- version
- wholockedit
- Job List Commands
- Dialog Commands
- System Files
- Standard Dictionaries
- Using Dictionaries to Define Messages and Commands
- Customizing Dictionaries
- Utility Messages Dictionary (/site/dict/messages)
- DBServer Program Messages
- Disconnect Program Messages
- Category and Keyword Check Program Messages
- Keyboard Check Program Messages
- Keyboard Check Program Messages for Macros
- Grpcheck Messages
- Wire Program Messages
- Mail Server Messages
- Map Check Program Messages
- Validation (Action) Server
- Seek Server Messages
- Last Login Messages
- Print Server Messages
- dbtraits Messages
- Save Error (Workstation) Messages
- Queues Dictionary (/site/dict/queues)
- Words Dictionary (/site/dict/words)
- Keyboard Macros Dictionary (/site/dict/keymacros)
- Case-shifting Dictionary (/site/dict/shift)
- MCS Dictionary (/site/dict/mcs)
- Job List Command Dictionary (/site/dict/joblist)
- D Messages Dictionary (/site/dict/dmessages)
- S Messages Dictionary (/site/dict/smessages)
- Environment Variables
- Managing Traits at the Console
- The Line Editor, ed
- Index
Job List Commands
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For instance, to find out who locked a story in PEOPLE.SMITH, type:
wholockedit people.smith
To find out who last modified each story in a queue, type
wholockedit
followed by the name of
the queue and the option
-a
.
Job List Commands
The following section provides a list of commands that can be used in a job list, which is created
and modified in the database. The command’s format and description are provided, followed by
a list of servers that can utilize the command in their job lists.
at
at <hh:mm>
Specifies the time of day when a task will take place. You can combine this instruction with the
keyword on to specify both the day and time for the task. Applies to action servers and tx links.
blockmode
blockmode [yes|no]
Only for txnet. Comes after scan line(s) and before an open instruction. This is to allow multiple
stories to be transferred over a single TCP data connection instead of a new connection for each
story. This uses the FTP mode command with a B parameter.
Some customers send many changing stories via FTP to third part FTP servers. This can
consume many TCP port numbers and with a large TIME_WAIT setting prevents the reuse of
those port numbers. This can lead to “port exhaustion,” that is no ports available for further
transfers. When using Stream Transfer Mode, the end-of-file is denoted by the closing of the data
connection, hence the need for a new connection for every transfer.
wholockedit Command Options
-a See all stories.
-e Show empty fields.
-- Use when <queue name> begins with a hyphen (-).