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Using First-Level (Global Module) Commands
The first-level commands, displayed after entering SYSGEN, allow you to
activate one of the four configurators (I/O, LOG, MISC, SYSFILE) or or to
keep, show, or clear changes made from the configurators. In addition,
you can use first-level commands to call the SYSGEN help facility, alter
basegroups, store configuration changes to tape, or exit the SYSGEN
utility. The following table describes the commands and their actions:
Table 4-1. Using First-Level Commands
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| IO | Activates the I/O Configurator. For additional information on |
| | the IO command, refer to "Entering the I/O Configurator." |
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| LOG or LO | Provides access to the LOG configurator commands. |
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| MISC or MI | Provides access to the MISC configurator commands. [REV |
| | BEG] |
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| SPU or SP | Provides access to the SPU configurator commands [REV END] |
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| SYSFILE or SY | Provides access to the SYSFILE configurator commands. |
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| BASEGROUP or BA | Changes the default group after the utility is activated. |
| | Previous changes, if any, are lost. The configuration begins |
| | anew. |
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| KEEP or KE or K | Saves configuration changes that were made in the |
| | configurators and temporarily stored with the HOLD command. |
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| PERMYES or PE | Controls SYSGEN's interactive confirmation for potentially |
| | serious action, such as an EXIT before a KEEP. |
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| SHOW or SH | Shows the state of individual configurators, combined |
| | configurators, or all configurators. |
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| TAPE or TA | Generates a boot tape. All configuration changes made are |
| | reflected on the tape. |
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| CLEAR or CL or C | Clears all changes made from all configurators. |
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| EXIT or EX or E | Exits the global module and returns to the operating system |
| | prompt. |
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| HELP or HE or H | Displays the list of commands, the individual command syntax, |
| | or the syntax of all the first level commands. |
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| OCLOSE or OC | Closes the offline listing file, SYSGLIST. |
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| REDO | Used for making corrections. Follows the command interpreter |
| | REDO conventions. |
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| :command | Allows you to enter various MPE/iX command interpreter |
| | commands. |
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