User`s guide

PRINT
If you specify /QUERY in a PRINT command line that also contains a wildcard
in the file specification, the confirmation messages that display on the terminal
replace the log messages that would normally appear.
You must respond to a query message by typing Y (or any string beginning with
Y)
RETURN
to initiate execution of an operation. RT–11 interprets any other
response to mean NO; it does not perform the specified operation. The following
example uses /QUERY:
.PRINT/QUERY *.LST
Files copied:
DK:OUTFIL.LST to LP:? N
DK:REPORT.LST to LP:? Y
/SINCE[:date]
Prints only those files created on or after the specified date. If no date is specified,
the current system date is used.
The following command prints all MAC files on DU0 created on or after April 21,
1991:
.PRINT/SINCE:21:APR:91 DU0:*.MAC
/WAIT
Useful if you have a single-disk system, initiates the PRINT operation, but then
pauses and waits for you to mount the volume that contains the files you want
to print.
When RT–11 pauses, it displays Mount input volume in <device>; Continue?.
Mount the input volume and type Y
RETURN
to continue the PRINT operation.
Type N
RETURN
or press
CTRL/C
to abort the operation and return control to the
monitor.
After RT–11 completes the PRINT operation, RT–11 displays the following
message prompting you to mount the system volume:
Mount system volume in <device>; Continue?
Mount the system volume and type Y
RETURN
. If you type any other response,
RT–11 continues to prompt you to mount the system volume until you type Y.
The following command line prints ERREX.MAC from DU0:
.PRINT/WAIT DU0:ERREX.MAC
Mount input volume in DU0:; Continue? Y
Mount system volume in DU0:; Continue? Y
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