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< Put SCHEDULE into prompt mode. This is the default G SCHEDULE command and is not necessary if the SCHEDULE command 0 is entered without any paramaters or qualifiers.G The PROMPT command allows SCHEDULE commands to be issued at a D command prompt. This eliminates the necessity to enter the SCHEDULE H command at the beginning of each SCHEDULE command. To exit the 6 command prompt mode, enter EXIT or QUIT at the prompt.
General qualifiers:
/GROUP_NUMBER=number
/PRIMARY_SERVER=server
/HOSTNAME or /NODE=node!
/DEFAULT=default_directory
/RESET_PROXY
$ SCHEDULE PROMPT
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$ SCHEDULE PROMPT Schedule> _ |
/GROUP_NUMBER
D The group_number qualifier will set the current group number of the session./PRIMARY_SERVER
D The primary_server qualifier sets the current server of the session./HOSTNAME or /NODE
5 Sets the current host or node of the current session./DEFAULT
2 Sets the default directory of the current session./RESET_PROXY
E When issued on a remote node, the reset qualifier brings up a prompt ? for user name and password which resets the proxy for the user.
5 Manually replicate a directory throughout a workgroup> The PUSH command manually replicates a directory throughout a H workgroup. This is usually performed when the data in a workgroup needs to be updated manually.
*Schedule> PUSH directory_name
General qualifiers:
/[NO]LOG
/[NO]CONFIRM
/NODE = target_node
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Schedule> PUSH [WORKGROUP_A] |
/LOG
/NOLOG
E The LOG qualifier causes each completed operation to issue a note to the user./CONFIRM
/NOCONFIRM
E CONFIRM requests that the user be prompted prior to any operation to 2 verify that the selected entry is the correct one.
Set the default node.> The SET NODE command sets the default node for all subsequent SCHEDULE operations.
SET NODE new_node
AlternateHOSTNAME new_node
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Schedule> SET NODE BOOT$NODE |
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