Specifications

For example, to block test 1:
RUN> block 1
Enter
If you look at the test status, the display indicates that test 1 is blocked by
placing the letter B next to the number of the test.
To block test 1 and test 3, use either of the following:
RUN> block 1 3
Enter
RUN> block 1,3
Enter
To block test 1, test 2, and test 3:
RUN> block 1-3
Enter
3.9.2 Cache
The cache command lets you set or display the state (enabled or disabled) of
the internal cache.
Format: CACHE [enable,disable]
If no argument is given, the cache command displays the current state of the
cache.
RUN> cache disable
Enter
3.9.3 Calculate
The calculate command lets you make calculations and includes functions
similar to a pocket calculator, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and
division.
Format: CALCULATE[/radix] argument_list
The calculate command provides support for the following three radices:
• Octal
• Decimal
• Hexadecimal (default)
The result of the calculation is displayed in all three radices in the order octal,
decimal, hexadecimal.
The calculate command is a convenient way to convert radices.
Table 3–6 describes the qualifiers that you use to set the default radix for all
numbers in a calculation.
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