SeeView Manual

Seedit Utility
HP NonStop SeeView Manual—526355-004
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SEND
startup-msg
specifies text to be sent to the process just started.
Considerations
If R alone is entered (for example, R FUP), the filename is expanded using the
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM subvolume. Otherwise, the filename is expanded using the
current default subvolume. The default subvolume is changed with the VOLUME,
FILES, or INFO command.
Example
This example demonstrates the RUN command:
SEND
The SEND statement sends the specified command to the SeeView processes
indicated by SeeView-process.
SeeView-process
specifies the process name of a running SeeView program (such as $VIEW) or the
name of a SeeView object file on disk (such as $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.SEEVIEW).
When you specify a SeeView object file name, all running SeeView programs with
that object file name receive the command. This provides an easy way to
synchronize auditing between multiple SeeView processes.
AUDIT ON|OFF
specifies whether a command history trace is enabled (ON) or disabled (OFF).
AUDIT RELEASE
releases (closes) the history trace file. To create a new trace file, you must
externally rename the trace file and release it.
AUDIT FILENAME disk-filename
releases (closes) the history trace file if it is opened and redefines the name of the
trace file.
volume $data.myvol
r fup { runs $system.system.fup
run fup { runs $data.myvol.fup
SEND SeeView-process
[ AUDIT ON|OFF ]
[ AUDIT RELEASE ]
[ AUDIT FILENAME disk-filename ]