TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands
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?
If you use the ? command without a line number or text string, TMFCOM displays the
last command you entered.
You can use the TMFCOM HISTORY command to display the line numbers associated
with the most recently entered commands. Only commands currently stored in the
command history buffer are displayed, and only those can be selected for action by the
? command.
Examples
The following example shows how to use the ? command to determine what command
was issued as the fifth command in the TMFCOM session:
TMF 10> ?5
TMF 10> ADD DATAVOLS $SDATA2
The next example demonstrates how to discover what command was entered three
lines ago:
TMF 11> ?-3
TMF 11> INFO DATAVOLS
In the following example, the ? command displays the last STATUS command entered
in the session, and the ! command re-executes that command:
TMF 12> ?STATUS
TMF 12> STATUS SERVER
TMF 12> !STATUS
TMF 12> STATUS SERVER
TMF Server Status:
System: \FOXII (147)
Date-Time: 16-Dec-2003 20:06:07
Node Name \NEPAL
Process: $Y4QL (7,120)
Creator ID: (8,21)
Process ID: (8,21)
Priority: 125
Object Name: \FOXII.$SYSTEM.SYS00.TMFSERVE
HomeTerm: \TSII.$ZTN1A
Swap Volume: $SYSTEM
Version TMFSERVE - T8694G07 - (24NOV2003 - TMF)
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