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In response, PATHCOM displays the syntax for a TERM parameter list as:

<termname-list> ::=

TERM * [ [ , <termqualifier> ] ... ]

[ TERM ] <name-list>

To obtain syntax for the <termqualifier> parameter of the SUSPEND command, enter:

HELP <termqualifier>

In response, PATHCOM displays the syntax for a TERM qualifier as follows:

<termqualifier> ::=

{ SEL } [ NOT ] { RUNNING }

{ STATE } { STOPPED }

{ SUSPENDED }

TCP <name>

Entering an error number with the HELP command as follows:

HELP 3019

causes PATHCOM to display the corresponding message text:

PATHTCP ERROR - *3019* WRONG TRANSFER COUNT IN TERMINAL IO

HISTORY Command

Use the HISTORY command to display previous PATHCOM commands.

HISTORY [ number ]

number

is the number of earlier commands you want to retrieve. The default value is 10.

Consideration

• 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 the command numbers for each command. You can use

command numbers in the FC and ! commands.

• The HISTORY command can display a maximum of ten commands.

Examples

• When five commands are entered at the PATHCOM prompt:

\NSSYS.$VOL.SUBVOL 11> PATHCOM

$X30Q: PATHCOM - T0845H02 - (30APR09)

= [ SERVER SRV1 is configured in $PM1

= OPEN $PM1

= ALTER SRV1, NUMSTATIC 1

= ALTER SRV1, DEBUG ON

= ALTER SRV1, HOMETERM $ZTNT.#PTA2AK3

= ALTER SRV1, PROCESS $PROC

• To display the last three commands, enter:

= HISTORY 3

• In response, PATHCOM displays the following output:

144 PATHCOM Operation Commands