Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

SCUP Commands
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CMDVOL Command
system name. Omitting the system name in this command permits references to long
device names; long device names are prohibited in network-form file names.
If the specified system name is invalid, or would be invalid when combined with the
current CMDVOL setting, an error occurs. An error message is displayed and the
CMDSYS setting is not changed.
The following are examples of the CMDSYS command:
CMDSYS \ny
CMDSYS \sd
CMDVOL Command
The CMDVOL command sets the default volume and subvolume for expansion of any
file names except obey file names.
volume
is a Guardian operating environment volume name.
subvol
is a Guardian subvolume name.
If the CMDVOL command is not issued, the default settings in effect when SCUP was
started are used. If either the volume name or subvolume name is omitted, the
previous setting applies.
If either part of the new specification is invalid, or would be invalid when combined with
the current defaults and the current CMDSYS setting, an error occurs. An error
message is displayed and the CMDVOL defaults are not changed.
The following are examples of the CMDVOL command:
CMDVOL $mkt.abc
CMDVOL $engr.def
COMPRESS Command
The COMPRESS command decreases the size of SCREEN COBOL object files.
SCUP rewrites the programs contiguous to each other in the code file and rewrites the
associated symbol tables contiguous to each other in the symbol table file, thus
eliminating any wasted space. This command can be used to reclaim the space left
when programs are deleted.
CMDVOL { $volume }
{ [ $volume. ] subvol }
COMPRESS [ file-name ]