User`s guide

SET CLI
Note
• The SET CLI command has no provision to safeguard against turning off all the
command-line interpreters that it controls (DCL, CCL, UCL, and UCF).
• If you accidentally disable all your command-line interpreters, reboot your system
to reenable them.
• If you disable DCL, you can no longer use any DCL command except RUN and
R. This means, to reboot your system, you must turn it off and turn it on again
or reboot it in some other way appropriate for your processor, since the BOOT
command will no longer function. Another way to boot some processors is the
following:
— Press
Break
. The system will display a number such as 144356 and prompt
you with an @ (the at sign).
— At the @ prompt, type in the number 773000G (the memory location of the
BOOT ROM) and press
RETURN
.
• If you place the SET CLI NODCL command in your STRTxx.COM file, place this
SET command near the end of the file after any other DCL commands. This
will:
— Keep the other DCL commands functioning during your startup procedure.
— Allow you to use a double
CTRL/C
to exit out of the STRTxx.COM file while it
is running but before it turns off DCL, thus further allowing you to change a
feature with DCL commands.
Interpreter
[NO]DCL
DCL enables the DCL interpreter; if it is already on, it is left on. No
confirmational or informational message is displayed. SET CLI DCL is the
default.
NODCL disables the DCL interpreter; if the interpreter is already disabled, it is
left off. No informational message is displayed.
[NO]CCL
CCL enables the CCL interpreter; if it is already on, it is left on. No
confirmational or informational message is displayed. SET CLI CCL is the
default.
NOCCL disables the CCL interpreter; if the interpreter is already disabled, it is
left off. No informational message is displayed.
[NO]UCL
UCL enables the UCL interpreter; if it is already on, it is left on. No
confirmational or informational message is displayed. SET CLI UCL is the
default.
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