HP e3000 MPE/iX Release 6.5 System Software Maintenance Manual (30216-90325)
Appendix G 327
HP Stage/iX Reference
HP Stage/iX Commands
LIST option is NOLIST. To see the output of a command executed from a command file,
either type OPTION
LIST prior to executing (via USE) that command file, or put an explicit OPTION LIST
command inside the command file.
The CONTINUE option specifies whether or not STAGEMAN will continue to process commands
within a command file if an error is encountered. The default value for the continue option
is NOCONTINUE. If the continue option is set to NOCONTINUE, then STAGEMAN will abort the
processing of a command file when an error occurs. To override this behavior, set the
CONTINUE option to CONTINUE.
If you enter the OPTION command with no parameters, then the command will display the
current value for the LIST and CONTINUE options.
The scope of the option command is for the duration of the command file, or until another
option command is encountered (whichever comes first). For example: if you put an OPTION
LIST command within a command file, the LIST option will remain in effect until
STAGEMAN finishes processing the command file, or until it encounters an OPTION
NOLIST command.
The OPTION command cannot be abbreviated.
Syntax
OPTION [{ LIST}] , [{ CONTINUE}] {NOLIST} {NOCONTINUE}
Parameters
[{ LIST}] (optional) {NOLIST}
If this parameter is omitted, the value of the LIST option is unchanged. Otherwise the
value of the LIST option is set to the value specified.
[{ CONTINUE}] (optional) {NOCONTINUE}
If this parameter is omitted, the value of the CONTINUE option is unchanged. Otherwise the
value of the CONTINUE option is set to the value specified.
Example
To see what options are currently set:
STAGEMAN> OPTION
The following options are currently set: NOLIST, NOCONTINUE.
To set the list option to NOLIST and the continue option to CONTINUE:
STAGEMAN> OPTION NOLIST CONTINUE
RECOVER
The RECOVER command recovers a staging area that is not currently recognized by the HP
Stage/iX environment. This command is normally only necessary when recovering a
system with an INSTALL/UPDATE, where the HP Stage/iX environment has to be
re-initialized (INITIALIZE), and one or more staging areas have to be restored from tape.
In this case, each previously existing staging area that is restored from a backup needs to
be accepted into the HP Stage/iX environment with the RECOVER command. RECOVER