XYGATE Access Control Reference Manual

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Appendix D: XAC Interactive Commands
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D9: <<OUT
This keyword switches the output file to the specified filename. If no filename is
specified, output is directed to XYGATEAC’s IN file, which is the user’s terminal when
used interactively.
Syntax:
<<OUT <filename>
Example:
$SYSTEM.SECURITY 12> XAC SAFECOM-255
XYGATEAC 5.75 XYPRO \N1 20991231 (see <<CONFIG for Copyright)
SAFEGUARD COMMAND INTERPRETER - T9750H05 - (16JAN2013) SYSTEM \N1
(255,255)-1= <<OUT $S.#HP1.LP
(255,255)-2= INFO SAFEGUARD,DETAIL
(255,255)-3= INFO OBJECTTYPE OBJECTTYPE,DETAIL
(255,255)-4= INFO OBJECTTYPE USER,DETAIL
(255,255)-5= INFO OBJECTTYPE VOLUME,DETAIL
(255,255)-6= INFO OBJECTTYPE SUBVOLUME,DETAIL
(255,255)-7= INFO OBJECTTYPE DISKFILE,DETAIL
(255,255)-8= INFO USER *.*
(255,255)-9= INFO ALIAS *
(255,255)-10= <<OUT
XAC - New out file opened
(255,255)-10=
In this example, a thorough display of the global configuration and OBJECTTYPE
configuration parameters are sent out to the spooler location $S.#HP1.LP.
D10: <<PAGE
This keyword starts or stops the writing of output to the user’s terminal 23 lines at a
time.
Syntax:
<<PAGE {ON | OFF}
When PAGE is ON, after the 23rd line is written, the terminal will wait for the input of
one of the following non-echoing characters to continue:
C (Continuous) Stop prompting every 24 lines until the next prompt from the
program that is writing the output.
Q (Quiet) Suppress all output until the next prompt from the program that is
writing the output.
O (Off) Stop paging completely until re-enabled with the >PAGE ON
command.
<Number> Allow <number> of screens (24 lines) to display before the next
pause for input.
<cr> Allow the next screen (24 lines) to be displayed.