TS/MP 2.5 Release Supplement

Considerations
• You can enter sub commands and their associated strings below the display command line
and terminate these commands with a carriage return. Begin replacement, insertion, and
deletion commands with the character positioned directly above the sub command (R, I, and
D).
Sub command R replaces characters in the command line with replacement-string on
a one-for-one basis. Sub command I inserts insertion-string in the command-line before
the character that is above insertion-string. Sub command D deletes the character that
is above it in the command line; you can repeat the sub command for each character to be
deleted. If you enter a string of characters but no command, replacement R occurs.
• After you edit the command line, entering FC displays the command line and prompts for
another sub command. FC terminates when it receives only a carriage return; the corrected
command line is then run. You can terminate the FC command without execution by pressing
BREAK, pressing CTRL+Y, or entering a double slash (//) in columns 1 and 2, immediately
followed by a carriage return.
• You can separate FC sub commands by entering the double slash. For example:
SET PATHWAY MAXXTERMS 45
d// r50
The corrected command is:
SET PATHWAY MAXTERMS 50
• You can specify a string after the FC command. If the string matches the starting letters of any
of the previous ten commands, the corresponding command is displayed. It also allows you
to edit and execute the command.
• The FC command is displayed only if the command length is greater than two.
Example
• In this example, entering each sub command followed by a carriage return causes the indicated
changes to the command line:
SET MAXXTERMS 45
d <---- deletes the extra letter X
iPATHWAY <---- inserts the word PATHWAY
r50 <---- replaces the number 45 with 50
and displays the following corrected command:
SET PATHWAY MAXTERMS 50
• If the following commands are entered at the PDMCOM prompt:
\NSSYS.$VOL.SUBVOL 11> PDMCOM
PDMI - T0845H02 - (01MAY2009) - 01 April 2009, 15:34:49
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PDMI 1>> [ SERVER SRV1 is configured in $PM1
PDMI 2>> OPEN $PM1
PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM1
PDMI 3>> ALTER SRV1, NUMSTATIC 1
PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM1
PDMI 4>> ALTER SRV1, DEBUG ON
To edit and execute the third command using number, enter:
PDMI 5>> FC 3
The third command is displayed as:
PDMI 5>> ALTER SRV1, NUMSTATIC 1
PDMI 5.. <enter>
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