Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

SCUP Commands
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual—520269-002
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SCUP Utility Commands
All commands can include comments. Comments must be delimited by a space
followed by the double hyphen (--) symbol. The double hyphen symbol and all
subsequent characters up to the next double hyphen, or the end of the effective record,
are ignored.
SCUP Utility Commands
SCUP utility commands allow you to access and manipulate compiled programs in the
SCREEN COBOL object files. These commands let you do the following:
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Display information about programs
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Copy programs from one object file to another
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Delete programs from an object file
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Logically delete and reinstate programs
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Compress existing programs within an object file
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Convert a group of programs, represented by an object file, to a web client
SCUP Basic System Commands
The SCUP basic system commands are standard commands included in many other
command interfaces on HP NonStop™ systems, such as PATHCOM and PXMCOM.
Many of the basic system commands pertain to file-name expansion.
Each disk file in a NonStop system is identified by a unique, symbolic file name. The
name, and therefore the location, of a disk file is determined in four parts:
\system-name identifies a specific NonStop system (node) within a HP
Expand network.
$volume-name identifies a physical disk pack mounted on a disk unit.
subvolume-name identifies a disk file as a member of a related set of files as
defined by the user.
disk-file-name identifies a particular file within the subvolume.