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Managing Aliases
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Debugging Aliases
The
verbose
command allows you to display the commands within an
<alias_value> as an alias executes. This command is useful for locating syntax
errors within the
<alias_value> .
Enter the following to display the verbose mode:
verbose
If the verbose mode is on, the system displays the commands as they execute. If
the verbose mode is off, the system does not display the commands.
Enter the following to change the setting of the verbose mode, where [
on
|
off
] is
on
to display alias commands or
off
to turn off the display:
verbose
[
on
|
off
]
Examples:
Deleting an Alias from Memory
The
unalias
command removes the specified alias from memory. If you substitute
the wildcard character (*) for the alias name, the system removes all aliases from
memory. Enter the following to delete aliases from RAM:
unalias
[ <alias name>
|
*
]
<alias name> is the name of the command you want to delete.
*
represents all aliases.
verbose
Displays Verbose mode on or Verbose mode off
verbose on
Displays alias commands when they execute
verbose off
Does not display alias commands when they execute