Landmark Lighting D20R2-06/99 - Manual (Page 94)

product session; then enter this command
(or cursor-select the ADD field).
DELETE Deletes a remote session definition from the
control file. You also can cursor-select the
DELETE field to perform this function.
UPDATE Updates a remote session definition in the
control file. Type over the information you
want to change; then enter this command
(or cursor-select the UPDATE field).
Use the DOWN and UP commands to scroll through this screen. To
learn about the various ways to scroll using these commands and
for syntax and descriptions of all commands, see Chapter 2 in your
product reference manual.
Fields ➥
ADD
Use this field as part of the procedure to add session definitions to
the control file. Type appropriate information in the APPLID,
DESCRIPTION, and PRODUCT fields to identify the new product
session; then cursor-select this field to add the definition to the
control file. You also can use the ADD command to perform this
function.
APPLID
Shows the 1- to 8-character applid of a Landmark product.
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DELETE
Cursor-select this field to delete the session definition from the
control file. Your product, however, must be re-cycled before you
see the effects of the DELETE function. You also can use the
DELETE command to perform this function.
DESCRIPTION
Displays a description of the product session. You can specify a
maximum of 36 characters in the description.
PRIMARY TMP
Specifies whether this product session is the primary session for
the Landmark product. Primary sessions are the product sessions
accessed when you enter the JUMP command to explicitly access
another Landmark product. More than one primary session can be
defined for each unique Landmark product on your system. When
more than one primary session is defined and a JUMP command is
issued, the first primary session found active is used to satisfy the
JUMP request.
The following table lists valid values.
Value Description
N Indicates that the product session is not the
primary session
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