Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

SCUP Commands
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual—520269-002
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ASSUME Command
The following example of the ALTER command makes the latest version of the
program test-prog1 and all versions of test-prog2 inaccessible to the PATHWAY
system:
ALTER scobj (test-prog1,test-prog2(*)), ACCESS OFF
The following example of the ALTER command makes the second version of the
program test-prog3 accessible to the PATHWAY system:
ALTER scobj (test-prog3(2)), ACCESS ON
The following example of the ALTER command designates ACCESS OFF for the
object file. All programs subsequently added to the object file have ACCESS OFF.
ALTER scobj, ACCESS OFF
ASSUME Command
The ASSUME command sets the default object type of the SCUP subsystem.
object-type
is SCOBOL-OBJECT.
Entities for which characteristics can be established belong to classes referred to as
object types. (Object types in PATHCOM commands are SERVER, TCP, PROGRAM,
and TERM.) SCUP supports only one object type, which is designated SCOBOL-
OBJECT. The concept is introduced to allow future extension of the product to other
entities.
SCOBOL-OBJECT is a reserved word within SCUP and cannot be used as a file name
or program name.
If this command is not specified, SCOBOL-OBJECT is the default setting.
CMDSYS Command
The CMDSYS command sets the default system for expansion of any file names
except obey file names.
system
is a NonStop system (Expand node) name.
If the CMDSYS command is not issued, the default settings in effect when SCUP was
started are used. If the system name is not included in the command, the default is set
for local file-name expansion. Note that this is not the same as specifying the local
ASSUME object-type
CMDSYS [ \system ]