Command syntax, Command summary, Table 8-1 – HP Integrity NonStop J-Series User Manual

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Command Interpreter

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Command Syntax

Command Syntax

AUTOSYNC is a conversational-mode command interpreter. Most commands can be
continued over many lines with no need for a continuation character; as a
consequence, each command must be terminated with a semi-colon (;).

A few commands, such as FC and RUN, are single-line commands and are terminated
by the end of line; such commands can be continued by placing an ampersand (&) at
the end of the line.

AUTOSYNC commands are free-format: spaces are not significant except within
character strings and numbers. In general, the case (UPPER, lower, or MiXeD) of the
command is not significant.

Guardian defines can be used to specify command parameters:



CLASS MAP defines to specify parameters that designate files or tables



CLASS CATALOG defines to specify command parameters that designate
subvolumes

Command Summary

AUTOSYNC commands are described in alphabetical order. For ease of reference,

Table 8-1

Table 8-2

list the commands in two categories: AutoSYNC commands and

general purpose commands.

In addition, certain standard NonStop server programs can be executed directly by
typing the name of the program; such programs are assumed to be present in the
$SYSTEM.SYSTEM (or SYSnn) subvolume. These programs are shown in

Table 8-3

;

refer to the RUN command for complete syntax.
Table 8-1. AutoSYNC Commands

Command Name

Description

ABEND MONITOR

Forces the monitor process to abend (on request from
support only) and generate a savabend file

ACTIVATE BATCHID

Restarts file-set synchronization that had previously been
suspended for specified BATCHID.

ACTIVATE SYNCFILESET

Restarts file-set synchronization that had previously been
suspended.

ACTIVATE SYNCUSER