TNSVU User's Guide

Using TNSVU
TNSVU User’s Guide—528143-003
3-4
TNSVU Usage Example
You do not need to use ENDLOG before exiting the TNSVU program. ENDLOG does
not close the object file you are currently viewing.
Exiting TNSVU automatically closes the log file.
TNSVU Usage Example
This following example instructs TNSVU to:
•
Open an object file named myfile
•
Log the commands and results to a text file named logfile
•
Summarize the file information and the external procedures that the program in
myfile uses
•
Quit (rather than supply a prompt for additional interactive commands)
TNSVU myfile, LOG logfile, FILEINFO, EXTERNALS, QUIT
Reviewing Command History
Use the HISTORY command to display the last twenty previously issued commands.
TNSVU associates each of the last twenty commands you enter with a number and
displays each command as it was first typed, using the original uppercase and
lowercase. The H command is a synonym for the HISTORY command.
Example of Reviewing Command History
This example displays the number and text of each command in the history list for the
myfile file:
myfile> history
0 log logfile
1 file myfile
2 procs
3 info
Repeating a Command
Use the ! command to repeat a previously issued command:
!
repeats the most recently issued command.
HISTORY
![command-number]
[command-prefix]