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Changes information in the DDU DEFAULT definition.
DEFAULT
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]AUTOLOGIN=username | From current DEFAULT definition |
| /[NO]CONTROLLED | From current DEFAULT definition |
| /PRINTFILE [ = print-file-spec | spooled-device-name ] | From current DEFAULT definition |
2.5.4 EXIT Command (DDU>)
Ends the DDU session and returns to the DCL prompt.
EXIT
2.5.5 HELP Command (DDU>)
Displays information about DDU commands and qualifiers.
HELP [ topic [...] ]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]PROMPT | /PROMPT |
2.5.6 LIST Command (DDU>)
Writes DDU definitions to ACMSDDU.LIS in your default directory, or to
an output file you specify.
LIST device-name
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /BRIEF | Full DDU definitions |
| /OUTPUT[=file-spec] | /OUTPUT=ACMSDDU.LIS |
2.5.7 MODIFY Command (DDU>)
Changes the login characteristics in a DDU definition.
MODIFY device-name
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]AUTOLOGIN=username | From current definition |
| /[NO]CONTROLLED | From current definition |
| /PRINTFILE [ = print-file-spec | spooled-device-name ] | From current definition |
Removes a DDU definition from the device authorization file.
REMOVE device-name
2.5.9 RENAME Command (DDU>)
Changes the device name in a DDU definition.
RENAME old-device-name new-device-name
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]AUTOLOGIN=username | From old definition |
| /[NO]CONTROLLED | From old definition |
| /PRINTFILE [ = print-file-spec | spooled-device-name ] | From old definition |
2.5.10 SHOW Command (DDU>)
Displays DDU definitions.
SHOW device-name
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /BRIEF | Full definition |
This section contains syntax for the ACMS operator commands. ACMS operator commands allow you to control the ACMS system and its components. See Compaq ACMS for OpenVMS Managing Applications for more information about ACMS operator commands and qualifiers.
2.6.1 ACMS/CANCEL TASK Command
Stops one or more task instances. With qualifiers, stops only the task
instance you identify.
ACMS/CANCEL TASK [ task-name ]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /APPLICATION=application-name | All applications |
| /[NO]CONFIRM | /CONFIRM |
| /DEVICE=device-name | All devices |
| /IDENTIFIER=task-id | All tasks |
| /[NO]LOG | /NOLOG |
| /SUBMITTER=submitter-id | All submitters |
| /USER=user-name | All user names |
2.6.2 ACMS/CANCEL USER Command
Cancels a user by stopping all of the user's outstanding tasks and by
signing the user out of ACMS.
ACMS/CANCEL USER [ user-name ]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]CONFIRM | /CONFIRM |
| /DEVICE=device-name | All devices |
| /[NO]LOG | /NOLOG |
| /SUBMITTER=submitter-id | All submitters |
2.6.3 ACMS/DEBUG Command
Starts the ACMS Task Debugger. This command allows you to test tasks
and server procedures without building an entire ACMS application.
ACMS/DEBUG [task-group name]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /AGENT_HANDLE | None |
| /PID | None |
| /SERVER | None |
| /TWS_POOLSIZE[=n] | 350 pages (on VAX) |
| 1600 pagelets (on Alpha) | |
| /TWSC_POOLSIZE[=n] | 50 pages (on VAX) |
| 50 pagelets (on Alpha) | |
| /WORKSPACE | None |
2.6.4 ACMS/ENTER Command
Allows a terminal that has logged in to OpenVMS to use the ACMS menu
system.
ACMS/ENTER
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]RETURN | /RETURN |
2.6.5 ACMS/INSTALL Command
Installs an application in ACMS$DIRECTORY or removes an application
database file from ACMS$DIRECTORY.
ACMS/INSTALL file-spec
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]REMOVE | /NOREMOVE |
2.6.6 ACMS/MODIFY APPLICATION Command
Modifies the attributes of an active application.
ACMS/MODIFY APPLICATION [ application-name[,...]]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /APPLICATION_ATTRIBUTES=(attribute[,...]) | None |
| /[NO]CONFIRM | /CONFIRM |
| /[NO]LOG | /NOLOG |
| /SERVER_ATTRIBUTES=(attribute[,...]) | None |
| /TASK_ATTRIBUTES=(attribute[,...]) | None |
2.6.7 ACMS/REPLACE SERVER Command
Replaces a server image with a new version of that image. All
subsequent tasks use the new image.
ACMS/REPLACE SERVER [ server-name[,...]]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /APPLICATION=application-name | All applications |
| /[NO]CONFIRM | /CONFIRM |
| /[NO]LOG | /NOLOG |
2.6.8 ACMS/REPROCESS APPLICATION_SPEC Command
Causes ACMS to retranslate the application specification for an
application and redirect all subsequent task selections to the
application pointed to by the application specification.
ACMS/REPROCESS APPLICATION_SPEC application-spec
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]CONFIRM | /CONFIRM |
| /[NO]LOG | /NOLOG |
2.6.9 ACMS/RESET AUDIT Command
Resets the ACMS Audit Trail Log, and causes the current ACMS Audit
Trail Log file to close and a new log file to open.
ACMS/RESET AUDIT
2.6.10 ACMS/RESET TERMINALS Command
Causes ACMS to read the Device Definition Utility (DDU) database file,
authorize any new controlled terminals, and release any terminals no
longer authorized.
ACMS/RESET TERMINALS
2.6.11 ACMS/SET QUEUE Command
Sets the processing characteristics of a started task queue. The
processing characteristics are used by the queued task initiator (QTI)
to process tasks in a queue.
ACMS/SET QUEUE queue-name[,...]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /TASK_THREADS=n | /TASK_THREADS=1 |
2.6.12 ACMS/SET SYSTEM Command
Depending on the qualifiers used, enables or disables Audit Trail
logging, or enables or disables ACMS operator terminals.
ACMS/SET SYSTEM
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]AUDIT | Current setting |
| /[NO]OPERATOR | Current setting |
| /PROCESS | Current setting |
| /TERMINAL=device-name | Current setting |
2.6.13 ACMS/SHOW APPLICATION Command
Displays information about one or more active ACMS applications in
static mode. See the ACMS/SHOW APPLICATION/CONTINUOUS command to
display application information in continuous mode.
ACMS/SHOW APPLICATION [ application-name[,...]]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /CONNECTIONS | No connection information displayed |
| /DETACHED_TASKS | No detached task information displayed |
| /POOL | No pool information displayed |
| /SERVER_ATTRIBUTES | No server attributes displayed |
| /TASK_ATTRIBUTES | No task attributes displayed |
2.6.14 ACMS/SHOW APPLICATION/CONTINUOUS Command
Displays information about an active ACMS application in continuous
refresh mode.
ACMS/SHOW APPLICATION/CONTINUOUS application-name
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]BEGINNING_TIME=time | /NOBEGINNING_TIME |
| /[NO]ENDING_TIME=time | /NOENDING_TIME |
| /[NO]INTERVAL[=seconds] | /NOINTERVAL |
| /[NO]OUTPUT[=file-spec] | /NOOUTPUT |
2.6.15 ACMS/SHOW QTI Command
Displays the run-time characteristics of the queued task initiator
(QTI).
ACMS/SHOW QTI
2.6.16 ACMS/SHOW QUEUE Command
Displays information about one or more task queues.
ACMS/SHOW QUEUE [ queue-name[,...]]
2.6.17 ACMS/SHOW SERVER Command
Displays information about one or more servers running under a
specified application.
ACMS/SHOW SERVER [ server-name [,...] ]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /APPLICATION=application-name | All applications |
2.6.18 ACMS/SHOW SYSTEM Command
Displays information about the ACMS run-time system, all local and
remote users, and all local applications.
ACMS/SHOW SYSTEM
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /POOL | No pool information displayed |
| /ALL | All processes using message-switch displayed |
2.6.19 ACMS/SHOW TASK Command
Displays information about one or more active ACMS tasks executing on
the local node.
ACMS/SHOW TASK [ task-name[,...]]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /APPLICATION=application-name | All applications |
| /DEVICE=device-name | All devices |
| /IDENTIFIER=task-id | All tasks |
| /SUBMITTER=submitter-id | All submitters |
| /USER=user-name | All users |
2.6.20 ACMS/SHOW USER Command
Displays information about ACMS users. With qualifiers, displays
information about only those users you identify.
ACMS/SHOW USER [user-name[,...]]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /ALL | /ALL |
| /APPLICATION | All applications |
| /DEVICE=device-name | All devices |
| /[NO]FULL | /NOFULL |
| /LOCAL | All submitters |
| /REMOTE | All submitters |
| /SUBMITTER=submitter-id | All submitters |
2.6.21 ACMS/START APPLICATION Command
Starts one or more ACMS applications.
ACMS/START APPLICATION application-name[,...]
2.6.22 ACMS/START QTI Command
Starts the queued task initiator (QTI).
ACMS/START QTI
2.6.23 ACMS/START QUEUE Command
Starts the task queue you specify. Once you start a task queue, the QTI
begins processing any queued task elements in the queue.
ACMS/START QUEUE queue-name[,...]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /ERROR_QUEUE=error-queue-name | No error queue |
| /TASK_THREADS=n | /TASK_THREADS=1 |
2.6.24 ACMS/START SYSTEM Command
Starts the ACMS system.
ACMS/START SYSTEM
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]AUDIT | /AUDIT |
| /[NO]QTI | /NOQTI |
| /[NO]TERMINALS | /TERMINALS |
2.6.25 ACMS/START TASK Command
Starts a detached task in the specified application.
ACMS/START TASK task-name application-name
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]LOG | /NOLOG |
| /[NO]RETRY_LIMIT[=n] | /RETRY_LIMIT=0 |
| /SELECTION_STRING=selection_string | Null string |
| /USERNAME=username | User name of application |
| /WAIT_TIMER=n | /WAIT_TIMER=5 seconds |
2.6.26 ACMS/START TERMINALS Command
Starts the terminal subsystem controller (TSC) when ACMS is running.
The ACMS/START TERMINALS command enables terminal users to access ACMS
menus.
ACMS/START TERMINALS
2.6.27 ACMS/STOP APPLICATION Command
Stops one or more ACMS applications.
ACMS/STOP APPLICATION application-name[,...]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]CANCEL | /NOCANCEL |
2.6.28 ACMS/STOP QTI Command
Stops the queued task initiator (QTI) and all active task queues.
ACMS/STOP QTI
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]CANCEL | /NOCANCEL |
2.6.29 ACMS/STOP QUEUE Command
Stops the specified task queue.
ACMS/STOP QUEUE queue-name[,...]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]CANCEL | /NOCANCEL |
2.6.30 ACMS/STOP SYSTEM Command
Stops the ACMS system, the terminal subsystem controller (TSC), the
queued task initiator (QTI), and all applications.
ACMS/STOP SYSTEM
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]CANCEL | /NOCANCEL |
2.6.31 ACMS/STOP TERMINALS Command
Stops the terminal subsystem controller (TSC), thereby canceling the
tasks of all ACMS menu users and logging out all current terminal users.
ACMS/STOP TERMINALS
2.7 SWLUP Commands
This section contains syntax for the ACMS Software Event Log Utility (SWLUP) commands. SWLUP commands allow you to generate reports containing information logged by the Software Event Logger (SWL). See Compaq ACMS for OpenVMS Managing Applications for more information about SWLUP commands and qualifiers.
2.7.1 @ (At sign) Command (SWLUP>)
Runs an indirect command file that contains SWLUP commands.
@ file-spec
2.7.2 EDIT Command (SWLUP>)
Lets you edit the last SWLUP command you typed, or lets you create an
edit buffer for entering SWLUP commands.
EDIT
2.7.3 EXIT Command (SWLUP>)
Causes SWLUP to exit or ends the execution of a command file.
EXIT
2.7.4 HELP Command (SWLUP>)
Displays information about SWLUP commands and qualifiers.
HELP [ topic [...] ]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]PROMPT | /PROMPT |
2.7.5 LIST Command (SWLUP>)
Lists events recorded in the Software Event Logger file.
LIST [ EVENTS ]
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /BEFORE[=time] | Full report |
| /EVENT_CODE=event-code[,...] | All event codes |
| /FACILITY=facility-name[,...] | All facilities |
| /IMAGE=image-name[,...] | All images |
| /INPUT=file-spec | /INPUT=SYS$ERRORLOG:SWL.LOG |
| /OUTPUT=file-spec | /OUTPUT=SYS$OUTPUT |
| Does not print | |
| /PROCESS_NAME=process-name[,...] | All processes |
| /SEVERITY=severity-code[,...] | All severity codes |
| /SINCE[=time] | Full report |
| /USER=user-name[,...] | All user names |
2.7.6 RENEW Command (SWLUP>)
Starts a new system wide Software Event Logger file.
RENEW
2.7.7 SAVE Command (SWLUP>)
Writes to a file that the last command typed.
SAVE file-spec
2.7.8 SET [NO]LOG Command (SWLUP>)
Enables or disables creation of a log file that records your SWLUP
session.
SET LOG [ file-spec ]
SET NOLOG
2.7.9 SET [NO]VERIFY Command (SWLUP>)
Enables or disables the printing of commands stored in an indirect
command file. SWLUP sends output to the default output device
SYS$OUTPUT.
SET [NO]VERIFY
2.7.10 SHOW CURRENT Command (SWLUP>)
Displays the name of the current log file opened by the SWL detached
process.
SHOW CURRENT
2.7.11 SHOW LOG Command (SWLUP>)
Displays whether or not you are currently logging SWLUP commands and
the name of the log file, if applicable.
SHOW LOG
2.7.12 SHOW VERSION Command (SWLUP>)
Displays the current version of SWLUP on the default output device
SYS$OUTPUT.
SHOW VERSION
2.7.13 STOP Command (SWLUP>)
Stops the SWL detached process so that it can exit properly.
STOP
2.8 UDU Commands
This section contains syntax for the ACMS User Definition Utility (UDU)
commands. You can use UDU commands to authorize ACMS users. See
Compaq ACMS for OpenVMS Managing Applications for more information about the UDU commands and qualifiers.
2.8.1 ADD Command (UDU>)
Authorizes and assigns sign-in characteristics to ACMS users by adding
UDU definitions to the user authorization file (ACMSUDF.DAT). You can
use qualifiers to assign sign-in characteristics or let new definitions
receive information from the UDU DEFAULT definition.
ADD user-name
| Command Qualifiers | Defaults |
|---|---|
| /[NO]AGENT | From DEFAULT definition |
| /[NO]DISPLAY_MENU | From DEFAULT definition |
| /[NO]FINAL=(keyword[,...]) | From DEFAULT definition |
| /[NO]INITIAL=(keyword[,...]) | From DEFAULT definition |
| /LANGUAGE=language-name | From DEFAULT definition |
| /MDB=menu-database-file | From DEFAULT definition |
| /MENU[=menu-path-name] | From DEFAULT definition |
| /PRINTFILE [ = print-file-spec | spooled-device-name ] | From DEFAULT definition |
| /[NO]SKIPMENULANGUAGE | From DEFAULT definition |
2.8.2 ADD/PROXY Command (UDU>)
Adds a user proxy to the ACMS proxy file (ACMSPROXY.DAT). Before you
can use the ADD /PROXY command, you must have already created a proxy
file using the CREATE /PROXY command.
ADD /PROXY remote-node::remote-user local-user
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