                     Create                                             03991000
                     Programmatic Sessions   = PS                       03992000
                     Use Communications                                 07396000
                     Subsystems              = CS                       07397000
                     Create                                             07398000
                     Programmatic Sessions   = PS                       07399000
\ENTRY=FULLBACKUP,PARMS,OPERATION,EXAMPLE                               27685010
    :FULLBACKUP (System Supervisor capability required)                 27685020
                                                                        27685030
Creates a backup of MPE and all files currently on the system and       27685040
updates the date of the last full backup (the date is used in           27685050
conjunction with the PARTBACKUP command).                               27685060
                                                                        27685070
SYNTAX                                                                  27685080
                                                                        27685090
    :FULLBACKUP [dumpfile][,auxlistfile]                                27685100
                                                                        27685110
\ITEM=PARMS                                                             27685120
PARAMETERS                                                              27685130
                                                                        27685140
dumpfile        If specified, a back reference to a previous :FILE      27685150
                command that defines the file on which the modified or  27685160
                duplicate system is to be written.  This back reference 27685170
                must indicate a magnetic tape file.  Formal designator  27685180
                is DUMPTAPE.  Use the following file statement form:    27685190
                                                                        27685200
                    FILE dumpfile[=filereference][;DEV=device]          27685210
                         [;REC=recordsize][;BUF  ]                      27685220
                                           ;NOBUF                       27685230
                                                                        27685240
                       REC      Specifies the tape record size.  May    27685250
                                be any number which is a multiple of    27685260
                                256 words between 256 and 8192 words.   27685270
                                The default for non-programmatic calls  27685280
                                to FULLBACKUP is 4096 words.  For pro-  27685290
                                grammatic calls the default is 1024     27685300
                                words.                                  27685310
                                                                        27685320
                       BUF      User specification on whether buffered  27685330
                                I/O is used to do the store.  For serial27685340
                                disc it is recommended that NOBUF is    27685350
                                used because the system automatically   27685360
                                buffers the transfer.  For tape trans-  27685370
                                fers the default of BUF should be used. 27685380
                                                                        27685390
 Note: If [dumpfile] is not specified, then the default will be used.   27685400
       The default is one of the two following:                         27685410
       If the user has a file equation with the formal file designator  27685420
       of DUMPTAPE, then it will be used.  Otherwise a file equation    27685430
       of the form FILE DUMPTAPE;DEV=TAPE will be used.                 27685440
                                                                        27685450
                                                                        27685460
                                                                        27685470
auxlistfile     Actual file designator of the output file (device) to   27685480
                which all listings requested during the execution       27685490
                of the backup process are written.  The formal file     27685500
                designator used by the :FULLBACKUP command executor for 27685510
                this file is SYSLIST; the formal file designator used by27685520
                the MPE Segmenter (when it is invoked to add or replace 27685530
                SL segments) for this file is SEGLIST.  Default is      27685540
                $STDLIST.                                               27685550
                                                                        27685560
\ITEM=OPERATION                                                         27685570
OPERATION                                                               27685580
                                                                        27685590
(System Supervisor capability required)                                 27685600
This command starts the backup process and copies MPE and all files     27685610
on the system to magnetic tape.  This is equivalent to a :SYSDUMP       27685620
with a dumpdate of 0 (zero) and a file subset of @.@.@.                 27685630
                                                                        27685640
In addition to the names of the files to be used for <dumpfile> and     27685650
<auxlistfile> output, you may specify what types of devices these files 27685660
are to reside on.  You do this by preceding the :FULLBACKUP command with27685670
MPE :FILE commands defining each of the two files.  Then, in the        27685680
:FULLBACKUP command, you precede each <filename> with an asterisk (*) to27685690
indicate a back reference to the definitions in the :FILE commands.     27685700
                                                                        27685710
\ITEM=EXAMPLE                                                           27685720
EXAMPLE                                                                 27685730
                                                                        27685740
To begin execution of the backup process, the :FULLBACKUP command is    27685750
entered.  There is no dialog, and the MPE configuration and all files   27685760
copied to the file named DUMP.  Any listings requested during the       27685770
backup are output to the file named LIST.  The first :FILE command      27685780
specifies that DUMP is a magnetic tape file; the second :FILE command   27685790
defines LIST as a line printer.  (In the :FILE commands, the TAPE and LP27685800
parameters are device class names arbitrarily defined by a user during  27685810
the previous configuration.)                                            27685820
                                                                        27685830
    :FILE DUMP;DEV=TAPE                                                 27685840
    :FILE LIST;DEV=LP                                                   27685850
    :FULLBACKUP *DUMP,*LIST                                             27685860
                                                                        27685870
The console will look like:                                             27685880
?11:08/#S278/89/LDEV# FOR "DUMP" ON TAPE (NUM)?                         27685890
                                                                        27685900
If a file equation with the formal file designator of DUMPTAPE was      27685910
previously entered during the session (ex. FILE DUMPTAPE;DEV=SYSTAPE)   27685920
then the user may omit the first parameter and the backup will go       27685930
to device class SYSTAPE.                                                27685940
                                                                        27685950
     :FULLBACKUP ,*LIST                                                 27685960
                                                                        27685970
And the console request will look like:                                 27685980
?11:08/#S278/89/LDEV# FOR "DUMPTAPE" ON SYSTAPE (NUM)?                  27685990
                                                                        27686000
If dumpfile is not specified and there is no file equation for          27686010
DUMPTAPE, then a temporary file equation (FILE DUMPTAPE;DEV=TAPE)       27686020
will be used.                                                           27686030
                                                                        27686040
     :FULLBACKUP                                                        27686050
                                                                        27686060
In this event, the console request will look like:                      27686070
?11:08/#S278/89/LDEV# FOR "DUMPTAPE" ON TAPE (LDEV)?                    27686080
                                                                        27686090
                 Create                                                 42016000
                 Programmatic Sessions   = PS                           42017000
                     Use Communications                                 43516000
                     Subsystems              = CS                       43517000
                     Create                                             43518000
                     Programmatic Sessions   = PS                       43519000
\ENTRY=PARTBACKUP,PARMS,OPERATION,EXAMPLE                               46770010
    :PARTBACKUP (System Supervisor capability required)                 46770020
                                                                        46770030
Creates a backup of MPE and all files been modified since the last      46770040
:FULLBACKUP or the last :SYSDUMP with a file subset of @.@.@.           46770050
                                                                        46770060
SYNTAX                                                                  46770070
                                                                        46770080
    :PARTBACKUP [dumpfile][,auxlistfile]                                46770090
                                                                        46770100
\ITEM=PARMS                                                             46770110
PARAMETERS                                                              46770120
                                                                        46770130
dumpfile        If specified, a back reference to a previous :FILE      46770140
                command that defines the file on which the modified or  46770150
                duplicate system is to be written.  This back reference 46770160
                must indicate a magnetic tape file.  Formal designator  46770170
                is DUMPTAPE.  Use the following file statement form:    46770180
                                                                        46770190
                    FILE dumpfile[=filereference][;DEV=device]          46770200
                         [;REC=recordsize][;BUF  ]                      46770210
                                           ;NOBUF                       46770220
                                                                        46770230
                       REC      Specifies the tape record size.  May    46770240
                                be any number which is a multiple of    46770250
                                256 words between 256 and 8192 words.   46770260
                                The default for non-programmatic calls  46770270
                                to PARTBACKUP is 4096 words.  For pro-  46770280
                                grammatic calls the default is 1024     46770290
                                words.                                  46770300
                                                                        46770310
                       BUF      User specification on whether buffered  46770320
                                I/O is used to do the store.  For serial46770330
                                disc it is recommended that NOBUF is    46770340
                                used because the system automatically   46770350
                                buffers the transfer.  For tape trans-  46770360
                                fers the default of BUF should be used. 46770370
                                                                        46770380
 Note: If [dumpfile] is not specified, then the default will be used.   46770390
       The default is one of the two following:                         46770400
       If the user has a file equation with the formal file designator  46770410
       of DUMPTAPE, then it will be used.  Otherwise a file equation    46770420
       of the form FILE DUMPTAPE;DEV=TAPE will be used.                 46770430
                                                                        46770440
                                                                        46770450
                                                                        46770460
auxlistfile     Actual file designator of the output file (device) to   46770470
                which all listings requested during the execution       46770480
                of the backup process are written.  The formal file     46770490
                designator used by the :PARTBACKUP command executor for 46770500
                this file is SYSLIST; the formal file designator used by46770510
                the MPE Segmenter (when it is invoked to add or replace 46770520
                SL segments) for this file is SEGLIST.  Default is      46770530
                $STDLIST.                                               46770540
                                                                        46770550
\ITEM=OPERATION                                                         46770560
OPERATION                                                               46770570
                                                                        46770580
(System Supervisor capability required)                                 46770590
This command starts the backup process and copies MPE and all files     46770600
modified since the last full system backup to magnetic tape.            46770610
                                                                        46770620
In addition to the names of the files to be used for <dumpfile> and     46770630
<auxlistfile> output, you may specify what types of devices these files 46770640
are to reside on.  You do this by preceding the :PARTBACKUP command with46770650
MPE :FILE commands defining each of the two files.  Then, in the        46770660
:PARTBACKUP command, you precede each <filename> with an asterisk (*) to46770670
indicate a back reference to the definitions in the :FILE commands.     46770680
                                                                        46770690
\ITEM=EXAMPLE                                                           46770700
EXAMPLE                                                                 46770710
                                                                        46770720
To begin execution of the backup process, the :PARTBACKUP command is    46770730
entered.  There is no dialog, and the MPE configuration and all files   46770740
copied to the file named DUMP.  Any listings requested during the       46770750
backup are output to the file named LIST.  The first :FILE command      46770760
specifies that DUMP is a magnetic tape file; the second :FILE command   46770770
defines LIST as a line printer.  (In the :FILE commands, the TAPE and LP46770780
parameters are device class names arbitrarily defined by a user during  46770790
the previous configuration.)                                            46770800
                                                                        46770810
    :FILE DUMP;DEV=TAPE                                                 46770820
    :FILE LIST;DEV=LP                                                   46770830
    :PARTBACKUP *DUMP,*LIST                                             46770840
                                                                        46770850
The console will look like:                                             46770860
?11:08/#S278/89/LDEV# FOR "DUMP" ON TAPE (NUM)?                         46770870
                                                                        46770880
If a file equation with the formal file designator of DUMPTAPE was      46770890
previously entered during the session (ex. FILE DUMPTAPE;DEV=SYSTAPE)   46770900
then the user may omit the first parameter and the backup will go       46770910
to device class SYSTAPE.                                                46770920
                                                                        46770930
     :PARTBACKUP ,*LIST                                                 46770940
                                                                        46770950
And the console request will look like:                                 46770960
?11:08/#S278/89/LDEV# FOR "DUMPTAPE" ON SYSTAPE (NUM)?                  46770970
                                                                        46770980
If dumpfile is not specified and there is no file equation for          46770990
DUMPTAPE, then a temporary file equation (FILE DUMPTAPE;DEV=TAPE)       46771000
will be used.                                                           46771010
                                                                        46771020
     :PARTBACKUP                                                        46771030
                                                                        46771040
In this event, the console request will look like:                      46771050
?11:08/#S278/89/LDEV# FOR "DUMPTAPE" ON TAPE (LDEV)?                    46771060
                                                                        46771070
    :RESTORE [restorefile] [;[{fileset [-fileset]}] [;option [;...]]]   53690000
                              {indirectfile      }                      53695000
                [;ACCOUNT] [;SYSTEM] [;USER=targetuser]                 60550000
                 The file is a standard EDIT/3000 compatible file.      60580000
                                                                        60670100
USER             Identifies an existing user to which the :SETCATALOG   60670200
                 is applied (see OPERATION and EXAMPLE for details).    60670300
                 A targetuser is required.                              60670310
                                                                        60670400
targetuser       Contains the user and account names of a user as       60670500
                 specified by the ;USER= keyword.  It is of the form    60670600
                                                                        60670610
                               username[.acctname].                     60670700
                                                                        60670710
                 If acctname is not specified, the account defaults to  60670800
                 that of the user executing the :SETCATALOG.            60670900
                                                                        60671000
When the ;USER= keyword is supplied (with the required targetuser), one 60710100
of two paths may be followed.                                           60710200
   1.  If one or more catfilenames are specified, then the user-defined 60710300
       commands specified with these files, will be initialized (at the 60710400
       user-level) for the targetuser upon a subsequent logon of that   60710500
       user.                                                            60710510
   2.  If no catfilenames are specified, then that targetuser's UDCs    60710600
       (at the user-level) are deactivated by the subsequent logon of   60710700
       that user.                                                       60710710
                                                                        60710800
The ;USER= keyword may not be specified with either the ;SYSTEM or the  60710900
;ACCOUNT keywords.                                                      60711000
                                                                        60711200
The user executing the :SETCATALOG command must have SM capability to   60711300
:SETCATALOG to a targetuser outside the user's account; and must have   60711400
AM capability to :SETCATALOG to a targetuser within the user's          60711500
account (except to the user's self).                                    60711600
                                                                        60910100
To establish a set of user-defined commands from a file MYCMNDS (at the 60910200
user-level), for another user KEN.OSE, enter:                           60910300
                                                                        60910400
    :SETCATALOG MYCMNDS;USER=KEN.OSE                                    60910500
                                                                        60910510
Note that the user executing this :SETCATALOG from the OSE account must 60910520
have AM capability.  The user executing this :SETCATALOG from an account60910530
other than OSE must have SM capability.                                 60910540
                                                                        60910600
To deactivate all UDCs (at the user lever) from a user within a logon   60911200
account, enter:                                                         60911300
                                                                        60911400
    :SETCATALOG ;USER=LARRY                                             60911500
                                                                        60912500
Note that the user executing this :SETCATALOG must have AM capability.  60913500
    :SHOWCATALOG [listfile] [;USER=targetuser]                          62565000
                                                                        62610100
USER             Identifies an existing user to which the :SHOWCATALOG  62610200
                 is applied (see OPERATION and EXAMPLE for details).    62610300
                 A targetuser is required.                              62610400
                                                                        62610500
targetuser       Contains the user and the account names of a user as   62610600
                 specified by the ;USER= keyword.  It is of the form    62610700
                                                                        62610710
                               username[.acctname].                     62610800
                                                                        62610810
                 If acctname is not specified, the account defaults to  62610900
                 that of the user executing the :SHOWCATALOG.           62611000
                                                                        62640100
When the ;USER= keyword is specified (with the required targetuser),    62640200
the file names of the UDC files for USER, ACCOUNT, and SYSTEM level     62640300
UDC definitions are displayed.                                          62640400
                                                                        62640500
The "@" may be specified for either the username or the acctname.  The  62640600
following list defines the output and the capabilities needed to display62640700
account and system level UDC file names:                                62640800
                                                                        62640810
       ;USER=@          - Account level UDC file names displayed,       62640820
                          AM capability required.                       62640821
       ;USER=@.acctname - Account level UDC file names displayed,       62640830
                          AM capability required.                       62640840
       ;USER=@.@        - System level UDC file names displayed,        62640850
                          AM capability required.                       62640860
                                                                        62640870
The output is of the form:                                              62640900
                                                                        62641000
       USER UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:                                     62641100
            UCDFILE.CARGNONI.OSE                                        62641200
                                                                        62641300
       ACCOUNT UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:                                  62641400
            UDCSUBMIT.PUB.OSE                                           62641500
            UDCACCT.PUB.OSE                                             62641600
            MMTELL.PUB.OSE                                              62641700
                                                                        62641800
       SYSTEM UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:                                   62641900
            SYS0910.UDC.SYS                                             62642000
                                                                        62730100
To display the UDC files in effect for a targetuser within the user's   62730200
logon account (the user must have AM capability) enter:                 62730400
                                                                        62730500
     :SHOWCATALOG ;USER=BRIAN                                           62730600
     USER UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:                                       62730710
          MYUDC.PERKIN.OSE                                              62730720
                                                                        62730730
To display the account UDC files for an account other than the user's   62730800
logon account (the user must have SM capability) enter:                 62730900
                                                                        62731000
     :SHOWCATALOG ;USER=@.OSE                                           62731100
     ACCOUNT UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:                                    62731300
          ACCTUDC1.PUB.OSE                                              62731400
          MMTELL.PUB.OSE                                                62731500
                  [;NOWAIT ]                                            71026000
                                                                        71027000
                                                                        71735100
NOWAIT             Request that the session starts executing            71736000
                   immediately without waiting for a carriage return    71737000
                   on the terminal.                                     71738000
                                                                        71739000
                   If this option is specified and the target ldev is   71740000
                   the system console, System Manager capability is     71741000
                   required.                                            71742000
                                                                        71743000
    :STORE [filesetlist] [;[storefile] [;option [;...]]]                72610000
                                                                        72611000
        where option is                                                 72612000
           [;PROGRESS [=#minutes]]                                      72636000
                                                                        72637000
PURGE                 If specified, all files that existed on disc      73270000
                                                                        73275500
PROGRESS              If specified, STORE will periodically display     73276000
                      the message STORE OPERATION IS ..% COMPLETE.      73277000
                                                                        73278000
#minutes              A positive number of minutes specifying the       73279000
                      interval the progress messages be printed.        73280000
                      Default is one minute.                            73281000
