Spooler Plus Utilities Reference Manual

Peruse

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Running Peruse

You can run Peruse by entering the following command at the TACL prompt:

\system

specifies the name of a remote system (node) where Peruse is to execute. The

default system is your home system.

run-options

are any run options for the command-interpreter RUN command, separated from

each other by commas and set off in the command line by slashes (/). See the

description of the command-interpreter RUN command in the TACL Reference

Manual for a complete list of run options.

If you specify OUT file-name as a run option, Peruse writes the data to the file in a

manner suitable for the file type, process, or device. The file-name parameter

must be specified; if the file does not exist, Peruse creates an EDIT file (file type

101). The file can be an EDIT file, an unstructured file, a relative file, an entry-

sequenced file, a spooler job file, a process, or a device.

supervisor

is the name of the spooler supervisor that Peruse communicates with. If

supervisor is omitted, Peruse assumes that $SPLS is the supervisor.

command

is a Peruse command. Multiple commands can be specified, separated by

semicolons, in a list up to 132 characters long. If one or more commands are

specified, Peruse executes them and then terminates.

To run Peruse interactively, do not specify commands.

[ \system.] Peruse [ / run-options / ] [ supervisor ]

[ ; command ] ...