HP e3000 MPE/iX System Software Maintenance Manual (Release C.75.00) (30216-90344)

Appendix G
HP Stage/iX Reference
HP Stage/iX Commands
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To re-execute a command by its relative order in the command line history stack, enter:
STAGEMAN> DO -3
To re-execute a command by its name, enter:
STAGEMAN> DO INIT
DUPLICATE
The DUPLICATE command copies one staging area to another. All files from the original staging area are
copied, and the resulting staging area — except for the name — is an exact duplicate of the original. The
EXCEPT parameter allows an indirect file to be passed that contains a list of files in the original staging areas
that should not be duplicated.
The DUPLICATE command can be abbreviated DUP.
Syntax
DUPLICATE [FROM=]stage_name
[;TO=]stage_name
[[EXCEPT=]exception_file]
Parameters
[[FROM=]stage_name (required)
The name of the existing staging area to be copied.
[[TO=]stage_name (required)
The name of the new staging area. All the normal rules for staging area names apply (see CREATE).
[[EXCEPT=]exception_file]
The name of an ASCII file that contains a list of files in the FROM staging area that should not be moved to the
TO staging area.
Example
STAGEMAN> DUPLICATE stage1, stage2
ERRMSG
The ERRMSG command allows you to display cause/action text related to a specific STAGEMAN error.
Syntax
ERRMSG [ERROR=]error_number
Parameters
[ERROR=]error_number (required)
The error number associated with the STAGEMAN error. This number is always displayed in parenthesis
immediately following the error message text.
Example
STAGEMAN> status
*Error: The HP Stage/iX Globals file is temporarily in use by another & process. Can't
complete command. (STAGEMAN 1170)