TS/MP 2.5 Release Supplement

PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM1
PDMI 6>>
To edit and execute a command using string, enter:
PDMI 6>> FC AL
The command starting with “AL” that is executed last, is displayed:
PDMI 6>> ALTER SRV1, DEBUG ON
HISTORY Command
Use the HISTORY command to display previous PDMCOM commands.
HISTORY|H [ number ]
number
is the number of previous commands that you want to retrieve. The default value is 10.
Considerations
• If you omit number, the HISTORY command displays the last ten commands.
• If number is greater than the number of commands issued previously, the HISTORY command
displays all the commands.
• The HISTORY command displays command numbers for each command. You can use command
numbers in the FC and ! commands.
• The HISTORY command can display a maximum of 99 commands.
Example
When the following commands are executed at PDMCOM prompt:
PDMI 1>> OPEN $PM1
PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM1
PDMI 2>> OPEN $PM2
PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM2
PDMI 3>> OPEN $PM3
PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM3
PDMI 4>> OPEN $PM4
PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM4
PDMI 5>> OPEN $PM5
PATHMON : \NSSYS.$PM5
The HISTORY command displays the output as:
PDMI 6>> HISTORY
1: OPEN $PM1
2: OPEN $PM2
3: OPEN $PM3
4: OPEN $PM4
5: OPEN $PM5
6: HISTORY
PDMI 7>>
OPEN Command
Use the OPEN command to open one or more PATHMONs or a Pathway domain.
OPEN { domain name }
{ pathmon name [ , pathmon name ... ] }
PDMCOM Commands 45