HP P9000 Business Continuity Manager Reference Guide (T5253-96058, September 2011)

• F12=Cancel: Cancels the process
• F17=DispConf: Displays the settings information
Panel Scrolling
If there are more rows than can be displayed at once within the panel, F7=Backward and
F8=Forward can be used to scroll the screen. The last row of table data is marked Bottom of data.
In panels that display lists, you can use the Scroll line to specify the amount that will be scrolled.
Command Line Commands
This section describes the commands that can be used on the command line.
LOCATE Command
Function
The LOCATE command searches, from the values of the sorted items in a list, for a
value that matches the specified search string. If a value that matches the specified
string is found, that value is scrolled to the top of the list (below the header line). If
the value is not found, the value immediately before the specified string is scrolled
to the top of the list (below the header line).
Format
{LOCATE|LOC|L}Δ
1
search-character-string
NOTE: If the list is sorted by an item other than the one you want to search for, sort the list by
the item you want to search for, and then execute the LOCATE command.
SELECT Command
Function
Actions are set to AC in a panel that displays list items in accordance with the
conditions specified by the SELECT command.
The SELECT command selects the rows that match the condition and performs the
action on them. The command selects these rows not only from the part of the list
that is displayed, but from the entire list.
Format
{SELECT|SEL|S}Δ[field-name] ΔpatternΔaction-name
Table 1 SELECT Parameters
ExplanationParameter
Specifies the name of a field in which a condition is specified.field-name
For details about the field names that can be specified, see the explanation
for the applicable panel.
If field-name is omitted, the default field established for the applicable
panel is assumed.
Specifies either of the following values:Character stringpattern
• Value of a field
• Part of a field value with the inclusion of an asterisk (*)
The asterisk (*) represents any character string of zero or more characters.
An asterisk (*) can be specified at the beginning or end of a character
string:
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