TMF Reference Manual (G06.24+)

TMFCOM Commands
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The ? (question-mark) command displays a command previously entered in the current
TMFCOM session, as recorded in the TMFCOM command history buffer.
-linenum
identifies the command to be displayed relative to the current command line. For
example, ?-3 displays the third command before the current one.
linenum
identifies the command to be displayed by command line number. For example,
?2 displays the second command of the current TMFCOM session.
string
identifies the command to be displayed by a text string that specifies the first
character or grouping of characters in that command. For example, ?ADD D
displays the most recent TMFCOM command that begins with ADD D, and ?INFO
DUMPS $ displays the most recent INFO DUMPS command that begins with a
volume name.
"quoted-string"
identifies the command to be displayed by a text string, enclosed in double (or
single) quotes, that specifies a character or grouping of characters located
anywhere in that command. TMFCOM searches every character in the history
buffer until it finds this string, and then displays the command that contains this
string. Notice that the string can appear anywhere in a command, not just as the
first character or first character grouping. As an example, ?“DATAVOL” displays
the most recent command that refers to a data volume.
Security Restrictions
Anyone can enter the ? command.
TMF State Requirement
You can enter the ? command at any time, whether or not TMF has been started.
Usage Guidelines
Use the ? (question-mark) command to display a specific command entered previously
in the current TMFCOM session. Use the ! (exclamation point) command, explained
prior to this ? command discussion, to display and re-execute a command.
? [-linenum | linenum | string | "quoted-string"]