Supervising the Network

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Customizing the User Environment

Example

Suppose you put messages in a ﬁle called SYSNEWS.TXT, in the directory

SYS:PUBLIC\MESSAGES, and you want your users to see this ﬁle on their

screens when they log in on Mondays. Add the following lines to the

container login script:

IF DAY_OF_WEEK=“Monday” THEN

DISPLAY SYS:PUBLIC\MESSAGES\SYSNEWS.TXT

END

DOS BREAK

Use DOS BREAK to set the <Ctrl>+<Break> checking level for DOS.

If DOS BREAK is set to ON, you can terminate a program (other than the

NOTE: This command is different from the BREAK command that terminates a login script.

For more details, see “BREAK” in this chapter.

Command Format

DOS BREAK [ON|OFF]

Using DOS BREAK

Enter the following command in the login script:

DOS BREAK ON

The default is DOS BREAK OFF.

Additional Information

For more information about Refer to

Using the DOS BREAK

command

Your DOS manual

Using the BREAK login

script command

“BREAK” in this chapter