TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003
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FC
To correct the entry, following the subcommand prompt, enter the replacement
character O under the incorrect letter (the first P) that appears on the previous line,
then press the Return key (or its equivalent) to transmit the correction:
TMF 82>INFP AUDITDUMP *
TMF 82.. O
TMFCOM now displays the corrected INFO AUDITDUMP command followed by
another subcommand prompt that asks for any further corrections. Because you have
no further changes, you press the Return key after the subcommand prompt. Now,
TMFCOM processes the INFO AUDITDUMP command, this time successfully:
TMF 82>INFO AUDITDUMP *
TMF 82..
Auditdump Configuration:
Master: enabled, medium tape, Copies 1, verifytape Off,
blocksize 28, system \NY
TMF 83>
On the next line, suppose you inadvertently enter an extraneous character in the
DELETE DATAVOLS command:
TMF 83> DELEETE DATAVOLS $BOOKS1
**ERROR-7043** Expecting one of ABORT, ADD, ALTER, CANCEL,
CMDVOL, DELETE, DISABLE, DISPLAY, DUMP, ENABLE, ENV, EXIT,
FC, HELP, INFO, NEXT, OBEY, OBEYVOL, OPEN, RECOVER, RELOCATE,
RESET, RESOLVE, SET, SHOW, START, STATUS, STOP, or VOLUME.
TMF 84>
You correct this entry by entering the FC command followed by the D (for delete)
subcommand, and then, after the command is redisplayed properly, pressing Return:
TMF 84> FC
TMF 84> DELEETE DATAVOLS $BOOKS1
TMF 84.. D
TMF 84> DELETE DATAVOLS $BOOKS1
TMF 84..
$BOOKS1 -- datavol deleted.
TMF 85>
The following example shows how to use the FC command to determine the last ADD
TAPEMEDIA command issued in the current TMFCOM session, and to re-execute that
command using a different tape specification:
TMF 85> FC ADD TAPEMEDIA
TMF 85> ADD TAPEMEDIA TT04 LABEL ON! DRIVE $TAPE
TMF 85.. 5
TMF 85> ADD TAPEMEDIA TT05 LABEL ON! DRIVE $TAPE
TMF 85..
TAPE VOLUME NAME INITIALIZED.
TMF 86>