SeeView Manual

SeeView Statements and Script Symbols
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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HELLO
This output is from the previous example.
HELLO
The HELLO statement logs on to SeeView.
If the SeeView program is currently in a logged-on state, you can log on with any valid
user ID and password.
If the SeeView program is not logged on, the ALTER PRIVATE [ ON | OFF ] statement
option determines whether access is restricted to the person who most recently logged
off (access PRIVATE ON, which is the default) or is open to anyone with a valid user ID
and password (access PRIVATE OFF).
group . user
specifies the accessor ID that you use to log on to SeeView.
A two-step invisible-password hello logon occurs from a window if you do not
supply the [ , password ] portion of the HELLO
statement. The window is
reformatted using the WINDOW
…BLANKSILL attribute. When you enter the
password and press Return, the window is restored to its original state.
password
designates the password you must use, if indicated, to log on to SeeView.
If the password includes control characters, you can use the tilde character (~) to
delimit the control character. (Pressing the CTRL key has no effect when a 6500-
series terminal is in block mode.) For example, ~NOP is equivalent to control-
HELLO [ group . user ] [ , password ]