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Siemens Building Technologies VISONIK DCS Functions and System Messages VVS18 CM2U8567E / 04.1999
Landis & Staefa Division Function CB 2-25
LOAD
Loads a Task from Dump File to the currently selected Task.
After LOAD and <CR> the System requests (if the File is not yet
defined) the file number and Task number, i.e. the Task to be
loaded from the Dump file to a selected Task is then specified.
The "old" lines in the selected Task are overwritten. Lines with
errors (from Dump File) are printed out and tagged, but are
otherwise ignored. Afterwards, such lines must be manually
entered!
Note: If LOAD 10,30 is entered then lines 10 to 30 from the Task
(specified byFile# and Task#) are loaded to the destination Task.
(LOAD 10,30 does not mean: Load Task#30 from File#10).
SAVE m,n
Saves the current Task in a Server disk file. Task variables such as
TSKTAB, TSKTTY etc., pointers and variables pool are not saved.
After input of SAVE, the system requests (if the file has not yet been
defined) the file number or file in which the selected Task is to be
saved.
Note: The memory space for a file is limited. Either the whole Task or only
a part is added to a file depending on how much free memory is
available!
SCR
Deletes the selected Task and variable table. SCR m can be used to
delete Task m when in TSK0 mode.
TSK m
Selects a Task when in TSK0 or changes the selected Task to Task
m.
<CTRL> E
CB verlassen
<CTRL> P
CB verlassen und Dialog eröffnen
<CTRL> Q
Mit <CTRL> S unterbrochene Ausgabe fortsetzen
<CTRL> S
Ausgabe unterbrechen
<CTRL> X
Eingabevorgang bei Eingabe-Statement abbrechen
2.6.3.2 Syntax Rules for Editor and Control Commands
Generally, commands are structured such that all details are entered in the following
order:
FILE-# , TASK-#, LINE-#
However, not all commands need have a "File-#" term whilst others have no "Line-#"
definition.
All of the following commands (effective in TSK1 to TSK40) require a file designator:
EDIT #file ---> e.g. EDIT #35
LOAD #file
SAVE #file
Ranges are not permitted for "File". File number is identical to the corresponding ASCII
Dump File on the Server's disk.
Syntax for FILE-#