Exchange/RJE Manual

RJECIR Command
Exchange/RJE Commands
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The data communications line and the ACU specifications current at the time of the
CONNECT command must be the same data communications line and ACU that were
specified when the line server was started.
Stopping a Temporary Line Server
A temporary line server, local or remote, is stopped by a DISCONNECT command or
an EXIT command.
Stopping a Named Line Server
A named line server, local or remote, is not stopped by a DISCONNECT command or
an EXIT command. To stop a named line server, use the TACL STOP command. For
information about the STOP command, see the Tandem Advanced Command Language
(TACL) Reference Manual.
Examples 1. This example shows the simplest form of the RJECIR command.
> RJECIR
2. This example starts the Exchange/RJE command interpreter, which then reads
and executes the commands in a file called J031A. When the end of J031A is
reached, the Exchange/RJE command interpreter stops and control is returned to
the operating system command interpreter.
> RJECIR /IN J031A/
3. This example starts the Exchange/RJE command interpreter and specifies that the
first CONNECT command start a temporary line server on a remote system called
\PHAR. The line server is created from the program file
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.RJESV and uses a data communications line on \PHAR called
$RJE1.
> RJECIR PRO \PHAR.$SYSTEM.SYSTEM.RJESV, LINE \PHAR.$RJE1
4. This example assumes that an Exchange/RJE line server called $RSERV exists and
uses the data communications line called $RJE3. The RJECIR command starts the
Exchange/RJE command interpreter and specifies that the first CONNECT
command connect to the existing line server, $RSERV.
> RJECIR SERVER $RSERV, LINE $RJE3