W00101
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MAKEDVT W001
MAKE DVT GENERATOR ENTRIES
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Contribution Name...........: MAKEDVT
Title....................: Make DVT generator entries
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File
:01. MAKEDVT.SBMT
:02. MAKEDVT.FTN
:03. MAKEDVT.REL
:04. MAKEDVT.TBL
:05. MAKEDVT.HELP
:06. MAKEDVT.ANS (sample input file)
Operating System.........: RTE-A
Uses hierarchical files?.: Yes
Language(s)..............: Fortran 77
Keywords.................: 1. Driver
: 2. System
External Support Req'd...: none
If Re-submission, Reason.: Enhancements
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......:
Street........: 5620 W. 700 N.
City..........: St. Paul
State.........: IN
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 47272
Phone Number..: 765-525-9935
: dlclapp@ind.tds.net
Program Abstract............: Using the list of disk drives in MAKEDVT.TBL
and an input file of the required disk configurations, this program creates
a list of DVT records suitable for inclusion in the generation answer file.
Disk space can be allocated in tracks, bytes or percent of the disk.
To see how it works, type
makedvt makedvt.ans makedvt.out
and examine the makedvt.out file.
This program originated with F. Stephen Gauss. This edition will allow
a SCSI disc Lu to be up to about 1 Gbyte is size.
Additional Documentation....: See MAKEDVT.HELP
W00201
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LIBX W002
STD/CDS LIBRARY
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Contribution Name...........: LIBX
Title....................: STD/CDS Library
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. LIBX.SBMT
:02. Readme
:03. LIBX.MAC
:04. Sub_Test.FTN
:05. Sub_Test.lod
:06. LogLu.mac
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A, VCPLUS
Language(s)..............: MACRO,FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Library
External Support Req'd...: /Libraries/$cdsonoff.mlb
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Donald L. Clapp
Company.......:
Street........: 5620 W. 700 N.
City..........: St. Paul
State.........: IN
Country.......: U.S.A.
Zip Code......: 47272
Phone Number..: (765) 525-9935
: dlclapp@ind.tds.net
Contribution Abstract.......: This is a collection of MACRO routines
that will produce STD code or CDS code controlled by a run string
parameter. Some of them replace routines of the same name in the HP
library, others are new and maybe useful.
WARNING-- $CVTn will cause link to fail if any STD routines try to
call the CDS version of it. For example, try to link SUB_TEST without
using the CDS version of LOGLU.
Additional Documentation....: See README
W00301
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GLOBALSPACE W003
GLOBAL DIRECTORY DISK SPACE REPORTING
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Contribution Name...........: GLOBALSPACE
Title....................: Global directory disk space reporting.
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. GLOBALSPACE.SBMT
:02. DISCSPACE.FTN
:03. DISCSPACE.REL
:04. GLOBALSPACE.FTN
:05. GLOBALSPACE.LOD
:06. GLOBALSPACE.REL
:07. MAKEFILE
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A, RTE-6/VM
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. Disc
: 2. Management
: 3. Directory
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: Hewlett Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd.
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..:
Fax Number....:
E-mail address: donp@cup.hp.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
Reports disk space utilization under global directories on an LU by LU
basis. Requires 6.1 rev of FOWN (which it calls). RU,GLOBALSPACE,??
shows help.
Note: This is an updated version of the same program that was submitted
in 1988 (Release 2830). This version works with the new version
of FOWN and reports amount of wasted disk space due to bit maps
which are larger than 1 block per bit.
Additional Documentation....:
W00401
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ADDLN W004
CONSTRUCT FILE FROM PASSED PARAMETERS
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Contribution Name...........: ADDLN
Title....................: Construct file from passed parameters
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. ADDLN.SBMT
:02. ADDLN.FTN
:03. ADDLN.REL
:04. COMPARE_DIRS.CMD
:05. CITIME.FTN
:06. CITIME.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Command_Files
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: Hewlett Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd.
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..:
Fax Number....:
E-mail address: donp@cup.hp.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
This program can be used to construct files from strings passed as
parameters in the runstring. It does this by taking the runstring
parameter(s) (2-5) and appending it to the file that is passed in in
the first parameter. The most common application is to build a CI
script on the fly or create some output from a CI script. An example
CI command file (compare_dirs.cmd) is also being submitted to
demonstrate how it can be used. This command file requires the
programs nextmask (included in the 3735 CSL release), citime (program
to return the current time in a CI variable) which will also be
supplied, and ktest which was released as part of the 6.2 RTE release.
Additional Documentation....:
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CRONLIST W005
DISPLAY ALL SCHEDULED CRON JOBS
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Contribution Name...........: CRONLIST
Title....................: Display all scheduled cron jobs
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. CRONLIST.SBMT
:02. CRONLIST.FTN
:03. CRONLIST.LOD
:04. CRONLIST.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A Rev 6.2 or later
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Scheduling
: 3. Unix
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: Hewlett Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd.
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..:
Fax Number....:
E-mail address: donp@cup.hp.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
Cronlist examines all the scheduled cron jobs on a system and reports
how long until each of the scheduled tasks will be run.
Access to the Rev 6.2 /VCPLUS directory is required as this program
searches cron.rel and cronlib.lib during the linking process.
A maximum of 248 days will be reported for all jobs that exceed that
number.
Additional Documentation....:
CI> cronlist
0 days 8 hours 55 minutes :globalspace >/system/globalspace.log
2 days 9 hours 10 minutes :ci /system/do_fveri_chk.cmd
0 days 10 hours 10 minutes :ci /backup/do_magic_backup.cmd
0 days 0 hours 37 minutes :/programs/ci /cmdfiles/gettime.cmd
0 days 8 hours 47 minutes :clock set
240 days 10 hours 40 minutes :ci /cmdfiles/goto_pdt.cmd
79 days 10 hours 40 minutes :ci /cmdfiles/goto_pst.cmd
CI>
W00601
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GENTIME W006
DISPLAY DATE AND TIME WHEN SYSTEM WAS GENERATED
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Contribution Name...........: GENTIME
Title....................: Display date and time when system was generated
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. GENTIME.SBMT
:02. GENTIME.FTN
:03. GENTIME.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Generation
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: Hewlett Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd.
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..:
Fax Number....:
E-mail address: donp@cup.hp.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
Gentime gets a couple of values from system base page and reports them
to the user. The first value is the time when the current system was
generated and the second is the number of pages (memory) in the
system. Sample output is given below.
Additional Documentation....:
CI> gentime
This Rev.6.210 system was generated at 3:58 PM FRI., 16 MAY , 1997
6016 pages of memory installed.
CI>
W00701
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OWN W007
OWNER WITH MASKING
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Contribution Name...........: OWN
Title....................: OWNER with masking
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. OWN.SBMT
:02. OWN.FTN
:03. OWN.REL
:04. OWN.LOD
:05. OWN.S000
:06. OWN.R000
:07. MAKEFILE
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Files
: 3. Management
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: Hewlett Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd.
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..:
Fax Number....:
E-mail address: donp@cup.hp.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
OWN is just like CI's OWNER command but it allows masking.
An example is given below.
Note: The NLS message catalog OWN.S000 (source) and OWN.R000
(relocatable) is supplied but the program (gencat) that creates the
relocatable is not. It is part of the NLS package supplied by AMSO
part number 93689E.
Additional Documentation....:
CI> own /usr/@.dir.s
Invalid owner for /USR/DICT.DIR
Invalid owner for /USR/SPOOL.DIR
Invalid owner for /USR/LIB.DIR
CI> own /usr/@.dir.s manager.system
CI> own /usr/@.dir.s
Owner of /USR/DICT.DIR is MANAGER.SYSTEM
Owner of /USR/SPOOL.DIR is MANAGER.SYSTEM
Owner of /USR/LIB.DIR is MANAGER.SYSTEM
CI>
W00801
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SYSWD W008
DISPLAY/CHANGE SYSTEM WORKING DIRECTORY
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Contribution Name...........: SYSWD
Title....................: Display/Change system working directory
File Names...............:00. Rename Transfer File (Interex-supplied)
:01. SYSWD.SBMT
:02. SYSWD.FTN
:03. SYSWD.REL
Operating System(s)......: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. System
: 2. Files
: 3. Management
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Don Pottenger
Company.......: Hewlett Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd.
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95014
Phone Number..:
Fax Number....:
E-mail address: donp@cup.hp.com
Contribution Abstract.......:
This utility can be used to change or display the system's working
directory. This can be especially useful if you wish to pack the disk
LU that the current system working directory is pointing to.
Additional Documentation....:
Works similar to the WD command. SYSWD with no parameters displays the
current system working directory. SYSWD <dir> sets the system working
directory to <dir>.
W00901
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NEXTMASK W009
NEXTMASK - RETURN NEXT FILE-MASKED FILENAME TO CI
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Contribution Name...........: NEXTMASK
Title....................: NEXTMASK - Return next file-masked filename to CI
File Names...............:00. rename transfer file
:01. NEXTMASK.SBMT
:02. NEXTMASK.FTN
:03. NEXTMASK.REL
Operating System.........: RTE-6
: RTE-A
Language(s)..............: FTN7X
Keywords.................: 1. CI
: 2. Command_Files
External Support Req'd...:
If Re-submission, Reason.:
Contributor's Name..........: Hewlett-Packard
Street........: 11000 Wolfe Rd.
City..........: Cupertino
State.........: CA
Country.......: USA
Zip Code......: 95130
Phone Number..: (408) 257-7000
Telex.........:
Program Abstract............:
NEXTMASK returns the filedescriptor returned by
masking in $RETURN_S and exits saving resources.
Each time NEXTMASK is re-invoked, the next file descriptor
matching the mask is returned. NEXTMASK terminates when
there are no more files matching the mask.
For example, the following command file will take up to
three masks and echo the names of every file matching the
masks.
while nextmask $1 $2 $3
do echo $return_s
done