NBT Manual

NBT Commands
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Running NBTCOM
Running NBTCOM
NBTCOM is the system operator interface to NBT. NBTCOM provides for
configuration, status, and maintenance requests. You can store your NBTCOM
commands in an EDIT format disk file or enter them conversationally. You can direct
your output to a terminal, printer, disk file, or spooler. Standard OBEY and FC
commands are provided. A built-in HELP command is used; you can easily change the
HELP dictionary or extend it to conform to local requirements by modifying the
supplied NBTCHELP EDIT file.
When NBTCOM is run, an implied OPEN $NBT command is issued prior to prompting
for input.
To start NBTCOM, use the standard TACL RUN command, as shown in the following
example:
Example NBT startup:
NBTCOM Command Summary
Table 3-1 summarizes the NBTCOM commands:
1> RUN NBTCOM $NBT
2> NBTCOM $NBT1 ; INFO DOMAIN * ; E
3> NBTCOM / IN NBTIN4 , OUT $S /
4> NBTCOM $NBT1 ; TRACE $SYSTEM.NBT.TRACE3,1M ; E
1> CLEAR ALL
2> RUN NBT / NOWAIT , NAME $NBT /
3> NBTCOM $NBT;&
ADD DOMAIN #DOM1,SUBNET $ZTC0.#SN1,&
TYPE P,NBNS 129.23.4.5 ;&
ADD WIN #W00,DOMAIN #DOM1; E
4> TACL / IN $NBT.#W00 , OUT $NBT.#W00 , &
TERM $NBT.#W00 , NAME $TNBT , NOWAIT /
Table 3-1. NBTCOM Command Summary (page 1 of 2)
Command Function
ABORT Aborts a SESSION or WINDOW
ADD Adds a DOMAIN, LOOKUP, or WINDOW
AUTO^ADD^WIN Controls the automatic ADD WIN on application open
BACKUP[CPU] Creates an NBT backup process
COMMENT Allows insertion of comments into NBTCOM input files
CONTROL^11 Emulates ATP6100 instead of MULTILAN WS6530
DEFAULT Establishes a default DOMAIN or SERVICE
DELETE Removes a LOOKUP or WINDOW