HP e3000 MPE/iX Release 6.0 System Software Maintenance Manual (30216-90272)

310 AppendixG
HP Stage/iX Reference
HP Stage/iX Commands
STATUS (ST)
The STATUS command can be used to display the current status of the HP Stage/iX
environment. If HP Stage/iX is initialized, then the STATUS command will give some basic
information about the HP Stage/iX subsystem (including the name of the staging area that
is currently in use, and the name of the staging area that is to be used on the next restart
of the system). If the HP Stage/iX facility is not currently initialized, the STATUS command
will only report that fact.
For additional information on a particular staging area use the LIST command. For
additional information about designating a particular staging area to be used for the next
reboot of the system see the SET command.
The STATUS command can be abbreviated ST.
Syntax
STATUS
Parameters
(none)
Example
To view basic HP Stage/iX information:
STAGEMAN> STATUS
Last booted with: BASE
Next boot will be with: stage_1
UNINSTALL
The UNINSTALL command COMPLETELY uninstalls the HP Stage/iX facility. If you type
UNINSTALL, then ALL HP Stage/iX staging areas will be deleted. In addition ALL HP
Stage/iX directories, files, and data structures will be deleted.
The HP Stage/iX facility will be considered uninitalized after doing an UNINSTALL
command. It can be re-initialized using the INITIALIZE command, but any staging areas
which were deleted will be lost.
The UNINSTALL command will always prompt for confirmation to UNINSTALL HP Stage/iX
unless you explicitly specify the ;NOCONFIRM option.
To execute UNIINSTALL, you must be running from your Base location (SET to Base). All
staging areas will be removed. You cannot execute UNINSTALL while you are running from
a Staging Area (SET to
staging_area ).
The UNINSTALL command cannot be abbreviated.
Syntax
UNINSTALL [;{ CONFIRM}]
{NOCONFIRM}