NBSpool for MPE Reference Guide
NBSpool Output Commands
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SET Parameters
Parameter Description
ABORT
When set to
TRUE
(default), any unrecoverable error causes NBSpool to
terminate immediately. Interactive users never abort due to syntax or other
user recoverable errors.
FROMNODE
This parameter is used with the
MOVE
and
COPY
commands to set the node
name used when connecting to a remote HP 3000 system. When a
DSLINE
transport is used to communicate to a remote HP 3000, the local node
name is sent to the remote system so the remote system can connect back
to the system running NBSpool. This parameter lets the user override the
default node name so an alternate transport can be used.
The remote system will use the name specified by this command to select
the underlying transport to be used. Once this command is issued, all
subsequent
MOVE/COPY
commands will use this name. If no node name is
specified, the original default name will be used.
INPUTPASS
This parameter changes/sets the input mode password. This requires users
to enter a password upon the first entry to input mode. Setting the
password requires
SM
capability.
password
A string from
1
to
16
characters. If omitted, the input mode password will
be removed.
processes
This parameter specifies the maximum number of XEQ processes that can
concurrently run on the system. This may be any value between
0
and
99
.
The default value is
8
processes.
PREVLIST
This parameter is used to save the current list of spool files specified with
!PREV
in the MPE variable named
PREVLIST
. This allows
!PREVLIST
to be
used at a later time when
!PREV
would otherwise be unavailable.
PRIVATE
When set to
TRUE
, spool files with the
PRIVATE
flag set cannot be viewed
by any user. A user must have
SM
capability to change this value.
SEARCH
This parameter sets the maximum number of records to be scanned when
performing string searches as part of the subset. A value of
0
means that
all records will be searched. When NBSpool is started, the default is to
scan all records. The
LIST
command does not use this value.
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