Open System Services Shell and Utilities Reference Manual (G06.25+, H06.03+)

enoft(1) OSS Shell and Utilities Reference Manual
[{-LISTSOURCE | -LS }[* | pathname3 | file_num1 ]
[{DETAIL | D }]]
[{-LISTUNREFERENCED | -LUR }
{{PROC | P }|{DATA | D }|* }
[{DETAIL | D }]]
[{-LISTUNRESOLVED | -LU }
[{PROC | P }|{DATA | D }|* ]
[{DETAIL | D }]]
[ -LOG [ OFF | pathname4 [ ASCII ]]]
[ -NOEXIT ]
[ -OBEY pathname5 ]
[ -OUT [ OFF | pathname6 [ ASCII ]]]
[{-PROCINFO | PI }]
[ -PROGHDRS]
[ -RELOC ]
[ -RESET [ set_cmd | * ]]
[ -RTDU [{SOURCE | OBJECT | * }[DETAIL | D ]]]
[ -SECTHDRS ]
[ -SET [ set_cmd [ value ]]]
[ -SHOW [ set_cmd | * ]]
[ -STRTAB [ * | DYNSTR | DYNSTR2 | PROCNAMES |
RTDU | SHSTRTAB | STRTAB | UNWIND ]
[{-SYMTAB | -SYMBOLS } [ * |{EXPORT | E }|
{ PROC | P }|{DATA | D }]
[ -TANDEMINFO | -TDM ]
[ -UNWIND ]
[{-UNWINDINFO | UWI }
[{* | proc_spec }[DETAIL | D ]]
[{-XREFPROC | -XP }{proc_spec | * }
[ CALLEDBY | CALLS | BOTH ]
[{DETAIL | D }]]
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[ ref_objfile ]
FLAGS
-CD [ dir_pathname1 ]
Changes the working directory enoft uses to search for relative pathnames. The
specified pathname can be absolute or relative; relative pathnames are resolved
using the current working directory.
Files in the Guardian file system can be used if a fully or partially qualified subvo-
lume name is used in OSS pathname format (/G/vol/subvol). A subvolume on
another node can be specified using the OSS pathname format for Expand-
connected nodes (for example, a Guardian subvolume is specified as
/E/ode/G/vol/subvol). When dir_pathname1 is omitted, the default is the current
working directory.
This flag is the equivalent of the enoft VOLUME command used in the Guardian
environment. A valid value for pathname_prefix in the Guardian environment is a
fully or partially qualified subvolume name and the default is the current volume
and subvolume.
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