SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs (G06.27+)

D-Series and G-Series Comparison and Migration
SCF Reference Manual for G-Series RVUs—520413-005
C-17
General Command Syntax
Example
When you type “MIGSCF” at the TACL prompt, you get the following display:
MIGSCF T5816D44 (31MAY97) 16APR97 9:52 AM
Copyright Tandem Computers Incorporated, 1996
This software is an unsupported tool, and is Tandem Computers Incorporated
proprietary and confidential information.
General syntax:
MIGSCF [ / <run-options> /] [ <migscf-options> ]
Where:
<run-options> are TACL process creation options.
<migscf-options> are mode specific options.
Help mode:
MIGSCF
Where: The program syntax is displayed when no options are specified.
Command line(single file) mode:
MIGSCF/ IN <oldfile> [, OUT <rptfile>] / <fmode> <newfile>
Where:
<oldfile> is the file to be converted
<rptfile> is the conversion report
<fmode> is one of:
-P[S] PUP command file
-C[S] COUP command file
-O[S] Obey or TACL file
<newfile> is the new file with converted commands.
Option S is used to suppress the output of
unconverted commands in <rptfile> and <newfile>.
Batch mode:
MIGSCF/ IN <filelist> [, OUT <rptfile>] / -B[S]
Where:
<filelist> is the file containing a list of old files
to be converted
<rptfile> is the conversion report.
Option S is used to suppress the output of
unconverted commands in <rptfile> and <newfile>
Format of <filelist>:
<oldfile>[,] <newfile>[,] <fmode>
Interactive mode:
MIGSCF [/IN <term>, OUT <term> /] <fmode>
Where:
<term> is a terminal or process.
IN and OUT file names must be the same.
<fmode> is one of:
-P[Q] PUP command file
-C[Q] COUP command file
Option Q is used to suppress the warning message
if the <term> is a process.