Specifications

t Command
>>t [OPTIONS] #/testname [argument...]
OPTIONS -l Loop
The t, or test, command runs module tests. Specify a test with
#/testname, where # is the slot number and testname is a
module-specific test name.
The -l option causes a test to be executed continuously until a
system reset occurs or Ctrl-c is pressed.
If executed from a script, the t command displays #/testname
on the system console as each test is run.
Tests specific to the system module are performed by Digital
service representatives.
To display the individual tests and test formats for a specific
module, type t#/ ?, where # is the slot number of the module.
You can also type test to invoke a script that performs a
thorough test of the entire system. Typing test is a shorthand
way of typing sh 7/test. If you type sh -l 7/test, the test script
will loop.
unsetenv Command
>>unsetenv evname
The unsetenv command deletes an environment variable.
See ‘‘Environment Variables’’ later in this chapter for more
information.
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