Telserv Manual

Subsystem Control Facility (SCF) for Telserv
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Object-Name Templates
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A trailing string; for example, $ZTNT.#WI* selects all objects subordinate to
$ZTNT that have names starting with #WI.

An undefined number of characters; for example, $ZTNT*5 selects all names
that start with $ZTNT and end with 5.
? Use the question mark to represent an unknown character in a specific position; for
example, $ZTNT.#PT?Y selects all object names that are subordinate to $ZTNT
and begin with #PT, end with Y, and contain exactly four characters after the pound
sign.
You can use wild-card characters in any combination. For example:

$ZTNT.*1 represents all objects that are subordinate to $ZTNT and have some
number of characters that precede a 1 and contain no characters following the 1.

$ZTNT.*1?? represents all objects that are subordinate to $ZTNT and have some
number of characters that precede a 1 and contain exactly two characters following
the 1.
If you have set a default process name by using the ASSUME command, you can omit
the process name and use the asterisk (*) to specify all windows under the assumed
process. For example, the following two commands set the default process to $ZTNT
and display information about all windows under $ZTNT:
-> ASSUME PROCESS $ZTNT
-> INFO WINDOW *
The SCF commands you can use with the Telserv subsystem, and the syntax of the
SCF commands as they apply to the Telserv subsystem are described in Appendix C,
SCF Command Syntax