Pathway/iTS SCUP Reference Manual

SCUP Commands
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OUT Command
previous setting applies. If both names are omitted and the file from which the
OBEYVOL command was read is a disk file, the defaults for obey file-name expansion
are set to the system, volume, and subvolume of the current command input file. If
both names are omitted and the file from which the OBEYVOL command was read is
not a disk file, an error occurs; an error message is displayed and the OBEYVOL
defaults are not changed.
If either part of the new specification is invalid, or would be invalid when combined with
the current defaults and the current OBEYSYS setting, an error occurs. An error
message is displayed and the OBEYVOL defaults are not changed.
The following are examples of the OBEYVOL command:
OBEYVOL $mkt
OBEYVOL $engr.def
OUT Command
The OUT command directs the output listing for SCUP commands to a specified file.
file-name
is a file name.
The initial setting for file-name is the current output file of the command interpreter;
this is typically the terminal. The setting remains in effect until SCUP terminates or
another OUT command is executed.
If the file name has the form of a disk file and the file does not exist, an EDIT file is
created. If the named file is an existing disk file, the output is appended to the file.
If the file name is invalid or if the file cannot be opened, an error occurs and an error
message is displayed.
SYSTEM Command
The SYSTEM command sets the default system for expansion of any file names.
system
is a Guardian node name.
A SYSTEM command is equivalent to entering both an OBEYSYS and a CMDSYS
command with the same specification.
OUT file-name
SYSTEM [ \system ]