Event Management Service (EMS) Analyzer Manual

Command Descriptions
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PAGESIZE
file-spec
is the file to which the output listing is written to. If the file-spec has the form
of a disk file name and the file does not exist, an EDIT file is created. If the named
file is an existing disk file, the output is appended to the file. If file-spec is
omitted, the output destination is restored to the setting it had at startup time.
!
purges the specified file and creates a new file of the same name. If this option is not
specified, EMS Analyzer appends the output to the end of the existing file.
Consideration
The OUT file cannot have the same name as the log file. See the description of the LOG
command.
Examples
PAGESIZE
The PAGESIZE command designates the size of a printed page or of a display page on
the terminal screen. When a page of data displays on a terminal, EMS Analyzer stops at
the end of the page and requests that the display continues or stops. Pressing the Return
key continues the display. This enables you to read each screen.
integer
specifies the size of the printer or terminal page. If integer is in the range 2
through 255, EMS Analyzer displays integer-1 lines before providing a page
break. If integer is omitted or has the value -1, EMS Analyzer can not provide a
page break. The default page size is 60 lines for a printer and 23 lines for a terminal.
TERMINAL
specifies that the terminal page size is being designated.
PRINTER
specifies that the printer page size is being designated.
-> == Send the output of the INFO command to a disk file.
-> OUT $OPS.TEMP.INFO
-> INFO DISTRIBUTOR $DIST
-> OUT
-> == The same result is achieved with the following
-> == command.
-> INFO /OUT $OPS.TEMP.INFO/ DISTRIBUTOR $DIST
PAGESIZE [ integer ] [ TERMINAL ]
[ PRINTER ]