HP e3000 MPE/iX Release 6.5 System Software Maintenance Manual (30216-90325)

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HP Stage/iX Reference
HP Stage/iX Commands
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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}
Parameters
[;{ CONFIRM}] (optional)
{NOCONFIRM}
The ;CONFIRM or ;NOCONFIRM option specifies whether or not the UNINSTALL command will
prompt for confirmation. If you specify ;NOCONFIRM, then STAGEMAN will NOT prompt for
confirmation. The default is ;CONFIRM.
Example
To uninstall HP Stage/iX:
STAGEMAN> UNINSTALL
This will destroy your HP Stage/iX environment. Are you sure
[Y/N]? y
Successfully uninstalled the HP Stage/iX environment.
To uninstall HP Stage/iX without prompting for confirmation:
STAGEMAN> UNINSTALL;NOCONFIRM
Successfully uninstalled the HP Stage/iX environment.
USE
The USE command is used to execute STAGEMAN commands from an ASCII command file.
USE opens the specified file, executes all commands from the file, and then closes the file
and returns to interactive user input. USE commands can be nested.