Measure Reference Manual

+ STOP MEASUREMENT $DATA.MEAS.MAY04
• To stop a measurement immediately but not start the MEASFH process; thus, the data is not
available to the LIST command:
+ STOP MEASUREMENT $DATA.MEAS.MAY04, NO ADD
SWAPVOL
The SWAPVOL command specifies the swap volume where work files are created. The command
applies for the remainder of the MEASCOM session or until another SWAPVOL command is
executed.
Syntax
SWAPVOL [ $volume ]
$volume
is the name of a volume. If the volume name is omitted, the swap volume resets to the
MEASCOM swap volume, which is the default.
Usage Note
By default, swap files are created on the MEASCOM swap volume, which might have insufficient
space for temporary files. In this case, use the SWAPVOL command at the beginning of the
MEASCOM session so MEASCOM puts its temporary files on a volume that has enough space.
SYSTEM
The SYSTEM command sets the default system name used in file-name expansions. Initially, the
system is specified by the operating system command interpreter (TACL).
Syntax
SYSTEM [ \system ]
\system
is a system name. If omitted, the default system defined by your command interpreter becomes
the MEASCOM default.
Example
To change the default system name:
+ SYSTEM \SELL
TIME
The TIME command displays the current system date and time.
Syntax
TIME [ \system ]
\system
is a system name. TIME returns the local civil time of this system. If you do not specify a system,
TIME returns your local system time.
Examples
• To display the time of the local system:
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