ENABLE Reference Manual

OPERATING COMMANDS
CMDVOL Command
CMDVOL Command
The CMDVOL command sets the default volume and subvolume names
for expansion of file names other than obey file names. The
syntax of the CMDVOL command is:
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| CMDVOL { $<volume> } |
| { $<volume>.<subvolume> } |
| { <subvolume> } |
| |
| <volume> |
| |
| is a GUARDIAN volume name. |
| |
| <subvolume> |
| |
| is a GUARDIAN subvolume name. |
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| The initial CMDVOL setting is the volume and subvolume in |
| effect when you start ENABLE. |
| |
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Considerations
If you omit $<volume>, ENABLE uses the current volume setting.
If you omit <subvolume>, ENABLE uses the current subvolume
setting.
If you omit both, ENABLE uses the volume and subvolume in effect
when you start ENABLE.
ENABLE displays an error message and does not change the default
CMDVOL setting under the following conditions:
• Either $<volume> or <subvolume> is an invalid name.
• Either $<volume> or <subvolume> is invalid when expanded using
the current defaults.
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