Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

SCUP Commands
HP NonStop Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual—520269-002
2-28
EXIT Command
previous version becomes the latest version. The deleted program name and version
number are displayed after the DELETE operation is performed.
When executing a DELETE command, SCUP allows shared access to the SCREEN
COBOL object file. From the moment the DELETE command completes, any attempt
to find the specified programs (either through the CALL verb in a SCREEN COBOL
program or through the INITIAL setting when starting a terminal) will fail. Any terminal
already executing that program continues unaffected. Thus, the program can still be in
use, but no new references to it can be made.
The object file-name expansion uses the default settings specified by the CMDSYS
and CMDVOL commands.
The following example deletes the first two versions of a program called TEST:
DELETE $mkt.subvol.file1(test(1),test(2))
$MKT.SUBVOL.FILE1
DELETED TEST (1)
DELETED TEST (2)
The following example deletes all but the latest version of all programs in POBJ:
DELETE (*(+))
The following example deletes all versions of all programs in POBJ:
DELETE (*(*))
EXIT Command
The EXIT command stops SCUP.
FC Command
The FC command provides the ability to edit or to repeat a command line.
When this command executes, it displays the previous command line up to 132
characters and prompts for editing input with a period (.). FC accepts three
subcommands:
EXIT
FC
R (replacement-
string)
replace one or more characters
I (insertion-
string)
insert one or more characters
D delete one character