ENABLE Reference Manual

OPERATING COMMANDS
OUT Command
OUT Command
The OUT command directs the output listing to a specified file.
The syntax of the OUT command is:
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| OUT <file-name> |
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| <command> /OUT <file-name> / <parameter> |
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| <file-name> |
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| is a Tandem file name. |
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| <command> |
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| is an ENABLE command or an ENABLE Operating command. |
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| <parameter> |
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| is a valid parameter for that command. |
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Considerations
The first form of the OUT command causes permanent redirection of
the output.
The second form of the OUT command causes temporary redirection
of the output. To use this form of the OUT command, insert the
OUT command between <command> and the first valid <parameter> for
that command; for example:
HELP/OUT helpfile/GENERATE
If <file-name> has the form of a disc file name and the disc file
does not exist, ENABLE creates an edit-type file. If <file-name>
is an existing disc file, ENABLE appends the output to the file.
ENABLE displays an error message and does not redirect the
listing under the following conditions:
• <file-name> is invalid.
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