TS/MP 2.5 System Management Manual

Expanded filename is \FIELD.$SUPP..SYS2.
filename
5> CMDVOL \FIELD.$SUPP
Expanded filename is \
filename
6> CMDVOL \*.$ADMIN.VAC
-PATHMONnode.$ ADMIN.VAC.
filename
where
current-PATHCOM-user-node
is the node of the user who started PATHCOM.
This example shows a default set when the Pathway NODEINDEPENDENT attribute is set to ON:
Expanded filename is \
current
CMDVOL \*
-PATHMON-
node. current-PATHCOM- user-volume.current-
PATHCOM-user-subvolume.filename
where
current-PATHCOM-user-node
is the node of the user who started PATHCOM.
ERRORS Command
Use the ERRORS command to set the number of errors and warnings that PATHCOM ignores when
executing an IN or OBEY command file.
ERRORS [ number ]
number
specifies the number of errors and warnings that PATHCOM ignores. You can specify a number
from -1 to 32767 inclusive where -1 causes PATHCOM to allow an infinite number of errors, 0 or
no number causes PATHCOM to stop after encountering the first error, and a positive integer causes
PATHCOM to stop after encountering the number of errors specified.
If no value is specified, the default value is used; the default value is 0 (zero).
Considerations
• The ERRORS command must appear in the command-line before any OBEY command;
otherwise, PATHCOM ignores the ERRORS command and stops after the first error or warning.
• You can enter the ERRORS command in the command file that you use for the IN file option
of the PATHCOM startup command; however, if you enter ERRORS on the same command-line
with the IN file option, PATHCOM ignores the IN command file to run the ERRORS
command.
Examples
This command specifies that PATHCOM read the command file PCCMD until it encounters a total
of more than 5 errors and warnings or the end of the file:
=ERRORS 5;OBEY PCCMD
This command specifies that PATHCOM read the command file PWCMD until it encounters a total
of more than 10 errors and warnings or the end of the file:
140 PATHCOM Operation Commands