Specifications

Table 3–4 (Cont.) System Exerciser Commands
Command Description
L[og] Play back or delete previous error reports or write error
reports to a DOS diskette.
Q[uit] or
Ctrl/Alt/Delete
Stop all tests and reboot the system.
R[un] Begin or resume testing (change from halt mode to run
mode).
Se[t] Set or display the values of state variables.
Se[t] {no argument} Display a list of all state variables.
Sh[ow] Show a machine state.
Sh[ow] {no argument} Display a list of all available machine states that can be
shown.
St[atus] or
Ctrl/T
Display which tests are running, whether they are blocked,
and how many test passes have been made.
T[ime] Display current date and time and elapsed test time.
U[nblock] Allow tests that have been blocked to resume running.
U[nblock] {no argument} Display all tests that are currently unblocked.
3.9.1 Block
Use the block command to prevent one or more tests from running. This
might be helpful if you want to focus CPU time on one test. For example, you
might want to eliminate a test from which you have already gathered sufficient
error information, or you might want to eliminate constantly scrolling error
reports from a failing test.
Format: BLOCK [option_argument]
Table 3–5 describes the options that you can use with the block command.
Table 3–5 Block Command Options
Command Description
B[lock] Display all tests that are currently blocked.
B[lock] t Block the specified test.
B[lock] t-t Block a range of tests that begins with the first test number specified
and ends with the second test number specified.
System Exerciser 3–11