 
@HELPMAI
1 ????????
 @HELPMAI
1 =
 @HELPASN1
1 ABORT
 The general form of the ABOrt task command is:
 
	ABOrt taskname</PMD>
 
 Where taskname is the name of the task to abort.  If taskname is
 null, the task started by a RUN command is aborted.  If /PMD is
 present, a post-mortem dump of the task is forced.
1 ACS
 The general form of the Allocate (or discontinue) Checkpoint file
 Space command is:
 
	ACS ddn:/BLKS=m
 
 Where m is the decimal number of blocks to be allocated on device
 ddn: (two letter device mnemonic and zero to two octal digit unit
 number).  If m is zero, the use of the file will be discontinued.
1 ACCOUNT
	#ACNT
1 ACNT
	@HELPACNT
1 ACTIVE
@HELPACT
1 ALLOCATE
 The general form of the allocate-device command is:
 
	ALLocate ddn:
 
 Where dd is a two letter device mnemonic and n is the device's unit
 number, which is null (implying 0), one octal digit, or two octal
 digits.  The command makes a nonpublic device a private device. It is
 a legal MCR command only on multiuser protection systems.
1 ALTER
@HELPALT
1 ASCII
@ASCII
1 ASN
#ASSIGN
1 ASSIGN
@HELPASN
1 ATL
@HELPATL
1 BOOT
 The general format of the boot command is:
 
	BOOt <filespec>
 
 The system contained on the specified file is booted.  The default
 filespec is SY:[current UIC]RSX11M.SYS, latest version. BOOT ignores
 any switches given in the command line.
 
1 BRK
 The general format of the breakpoint-to-XDT command is:
 
	BRK
 
 To resume execution of RSX-11M, type P.  To enter the crash or panic
 dump routine, type X.
1 SEND
 The SEND command is implemented through CCL and the BROADCAST command.
 #BROADCAST
1 BROADCAST
 @HELPBRO
1 BRU
 @HELPBRU
1 WIDTH
 The WIDTH command performs the same function as the MCR SET /BUF command
 and the CCL BUFFER command. The format of the WIDTH command is
 
	WIDth ttnn              - Identical to SET /BUF=ttnn:
	WIDth ttnn:             - Identical to SET /BUF=ttnn:
	WIDth ttnn: size        - Identical to SET /BUF=ttnn:size.
	WIDth ttnn: size.       - Identical to SET /BUF=ttnn:size.
1 BUFFER
 The BUFFER comand performs the same function as the MCR SET /BUF command
 and the CCL WIDTH command. The format of the BUFFER command is
 
	BUFfer ttnn             - Identical to SET /BUF=ttnn:
	BUFfer ttnn:            - Identical to SET /BUF=ttnn:
	BUFfer ttnn  size       - Identical to SET /BUF=ttnn:size.
	BUFfer ttnn: size.1LOGOFF
1 LOGOFF
 The LOGOFF command is implemented through CCL and the BYE command.
	#BYE
1LOGOUT
 The LOGOUT command is implemented through CCL and the BYE command.
	#BYE
1 GOODBYE
 The GOODBYE command is implemented through CCL and the BYE command.
	#BYE
1 BYE
 The general format of the BYE command is:
 
	BYE
 
 The user is logged off, any mounted devices are dismounted, any
 allocated devices are freed, and any local or login assignments are
 deleted.  Other terminals under the same UIC are not affected.
1 CALCULATOR
 Help for calculator is not yet available.
1 CANCEL
 The general format of the cancel time-based initiation command is:
 
	CANcel taskname
 
 If any time-based schedule requests for the task exist, they are
 removed.  If the task is executing, this execution is not affected.
1 CHARTER
 Help for CHARTER is not yet available.
1 CLEAN
	@CLEAN
1 CLQUEUE
 The general format of the display clock queue command is:
 
	CLQueue
 
 Any pending time-based schedule requests will be displayed.
1 COPY
 The COPY command is implemented using CCL and PIP, the Peripheral
 Interchange Program. The syntax of COPY is:
 
	COPY infile outfile
 
 which is equivalent to
 
	PIP outfile=infile
 
 Note that filenames are limited, as always, to a maximum of 9
 characters and that PIP switches may be appended to each filename
 just as when 'normally' invoking PIP.
1 CROSS-REFERENCE
 Three methods of cross-reference are available on the DAC Engineering Work-
 stations, MACRO-11 assembler CREF, FORTRAN INDEX, and the Task Builder CREF.
 Type  HELP INDEX-FORTRAN  for more information on the FORTRAN INDEX program.
1 INDEX-FORTRAN
	@INDEXFTN.HLP
1 INDEX-FTN
	@INDEXFTN.HLP
1 DEALLOCATE
 The general format of the deallocate command is:
 
	DEAllocate <dev:>
 
 The specified device is deallocated.  Privileged users may deallocate
 devices assigned to other than the issuing terminal.  If no device
 is specified, all devices allocated to the issuing terminal are
 deallocated.
1 WHAT
 The CCL command WHO is a synonym for the MCR DEVices command.
 #DEVICES
1 DEVICES
 The general forms of the device display command are:
 
	DEVices dd:
	DEVices /LOG
 
 Where dd: is null or a two letter device type.  If it is null,
 information on all devices is displayed.  If it is non-null,
 information is displayed only for all units of device type dd.
 
 If the DEV /LOG form is used, a list of all logged-on terminals and
 their login UICs is displayed.
1 DMOUNT
 The general form of the dismount device command is:
 
	DMOunt ddn:<volume-label>
 
 The specified device is dismounted.  If "volume-label" is specified,
 it is checked against the device's label to ensure the proper device
 is being dismounted.  Privileged users can dismount any device.
 
 The volume label must be specified for ANSI magnetic tape, but it is
 optional for disks and DECtapes.  The volume label is illegal for
 network devices.
1 DSC
 Help for DSC is not yet available; however, the typical format of the
 Disk Save and Compress utility disk image copy command is
 
	DSC  outdev:/VE=indev
 
 where outdev: is the unmounted output device name, and indev: is the
 unmounted input device name.
1 DATATRIEVE
 #DTR
1 DTR
 
 Help  for Datatrieve is available within the Datatrieve task itself.
 To enter Datatrieve, use the DTR or DATATRIE commands. Upon receiving
 the DTR prompt (DTR>), enter HELP.
 
 For Example:  >DTR
	       DTR>HELP       !Where the user response is HELP
 
 To exit from Datatrieve, enter CONTROL-Z (echoes as ^Z).
1 EBC
 The EBC command performs the same function as the MCR SET /EBC command.
 The format of this command is
 
	EBC                     - Identical to SET /EBC
	EBC ttnn                - Identical
to SET /EBC=ttnn:
	EBC ttnn:               - Identical to SET /EBC=ttnn:
1 EDT
 Help for EDT is not yet available.
1 EOF
 
 The EOF command performs the same function as the PIP /EOF command,
 which is to set the logical End-Of-File to the physical End-Of-File.
 The format of the EOF command is:
 
	>EOF filename
 
 which is equivalent to:
 
	>PIP filename/EOF
1 EXECUTE
 The EXECUTE command executes an indirect command file.  It was
 incorporated to make the PDP look like TSO.

 Entering:          >EXEC filename
 is equivalent to:  >@filename
1 FIX
 The general form of the fix-in-memory command is:
 
	FIX taskname
 
 The specified task must be installed, inactive, and not checkpointable.
 If these conditions are met, the task is loaded and locked in its partition.
1 FSE
@FSE.HLP
1 HASP
 Help for HASP is not yet available; however, the HASPON command contains
 enough information for you to be able to connect your workstation (if it has
 an RJE modem) to IBM. See the HASP User's Guide for more information.
1 LOGIN
	#HELLO
1 HELLO
@HELPHEL
1 INITVOLUME
@HELPINI
1 INSTALL
@HELPINS
1 LOAD
@HELPLOA
1 LOWERCASE
 The LOWERCASE command performs the same function as the MCR command
 SET /LOWER command. The format of the LOWERCASE command is
 
	LOWercas        - Identical to SET /LOWER command
	LOWercase ttnn: - Identical to SET /LOWER=ttnn:
 
1 LUNS
 The general form of the display logical-unit assignments command is:
 
	LUNs taskname
 
 where taskname is the name of the task for which assignments are to be
 displayed.  The current static assignments for the task are displayed.
1 MOUNT
@HELPMOU
1 NORPA
	@HELPNORPA
1 NOSLAVE
	@HELPNOSLV
1 NOTAB
	@HELPNOTAB
1 NOWRAP
	@HELPNOWRP
1 OCTAL
@OCTAL
1 OPEN
@HELPOPE
1 PARTITIONS
 The form of the Display Partition Definitions command is:
 
	PARtitions
 
 For each partition in the system, the name, octal base address, octal
 size, partition kind (MAIN or SUB), and partition type (TASK, COM, DEV,
 SYS, taskname, DYNAMIC, or DRIVER) are displayed on the entering
 terminal.
1 PAT
@HELPPAT
1 PASCAL
 Help for PASCAL is not yet available.
1 PDL
 Help for PDL is not yet available.
1 PMCHECK
  @PMCHECK
1 PRINT
@PRINT
1 QMG
	#QUEUE
1 QUEUE
@HELPQUE
1 RAD50
#RADIX-50
1 RADIX-50
@RAD50
1 RATFOR
 Help for RATFOR is not yet available.
1 REASSIGN
 The general form of the Reassign LUN's command is:
 
	REAssign taskname lun ndu:
 
 Where  taskname is the name of the installed task whose static assign-
		ment is to be modified.
	lun is the Logical Unit Number to reassign.
	ndu: is the new device-unit that the LUN is to refer to.
1 REDIRECT
 The general format of the Redirect I/O requests command is:
 
	REDirect ndu:=odu:
 
 Where  ndu: is the new device-unit to which subsequent requests will go
	odu: is the old device-unit from which requests have been
		diverted.
1 REMOVE
 The general format of the Remove Task command is:
 
	REMove taskname
 
 Where taskname is the name of the task to be un-installed.
1 RESUME
 The general format of the Resume Suspended Task command is:
 
	RESume taskname
 
 Where taskname is the name of a task that previously suspended itself.
 The specified task will continue execution.
1 RPA
 The RPA command performs the same function as the MCR SET /RPA command.
 The format of the RPA command is
 
	RPA             - Identical to SET /RPA
	RPA ttnn        - Identical to SET /RPA=ttnn:
	RPA ttnn:       - Identical to SET /RPA=ttnn:
1 RUN
@HELPRUN
1 TKB
	#TASK-BUILDER
1 TASK
	#TASK-BUILDER
1 TASK-BUILDER
	@TKB.HLP
1 SAVE
@HELPSAV
1 SCREENDUMP
	#SCREENPRINT
1 SCREENCOPY
	#SCREENPRINT
1 SAVESCRE
 #SCREENPRINT
1 SAVSCREE
 #SCREENPRINT
1 SCREENPRINT
 @screenpr
1 SET
@HELPSET
1 SPEED
 The SPEED command is translated by CCL to the MCR SET /SPEED=ttnn:recv:xmit
 command. The general format of the SPEed command is
 
	SPE ttnn                - Identical to SET /SPEED=ttnn:
	SPE ttnn:               - Identical to SET /SPEED=ttnn:
	SPE ttnn  baud          - Identical to SET /SPEED=ttnn:baud:baud
	SPE ttnn: baud          - Identical to SET /SPEED=ttnn:baud:baud
 
 where  ttnn  is the terminal to be affected by this command, and
	baud  is the new baud rate for both the receive and transmission
	      speeds of the terminal.
1 SRD
@SRD
1 SYE
 No help is available at this time for SYE.
1 SYNTAX
@HELPSYN
1 TOTALBLOCKS
	#TB
1 TB
	@HELPTB
1 TRUNCATE
	@HELPTRU
1 TVG
	@HELPTVG
1 UFD
@HELPUFD
1 U
 The U command performs the same function as the MCR command SET /UIC=[g,m].
 The format of the U command is
 
	U group member          - Identical to SET /UIC=[group,member]
	U group,member          - same as above
	U group=member          - same as above
1 UIC
 The UIC command performs the same function as the MCR command SET /UIC.
 The format of the UIC command is
 
	UIC                     - Identical to SET /UIC
	UIC [group,member]      - Identical to SET /UIC=[group,member]
	UIC =[group,member]     - Identical to SET /UIC=[group,member]
1 UNLOAD
 The general form of the unload device driver command is:
 
	UNLoad dd:
 
 where  dd    - Two letter name of the device whose driver is
		to be unloaded
 
 Note that loadable data bases are not unloaded when a driver with a
 loadable data base is unloaded.
1 VERIFY
  #VFY
1 VFY
 No help is available for VFY at this time.
1 VMR
@HELPVMR
1ACCOUNT
	@ACCOUNT.HLP
1AT-SIGN
  #AT.
1@
  #AT
1INDIRECT
  #AT
1AT.
  @AT.HLP
1BASFILES
  @BASFILES.HLP
1BASFUNCTS
  @BASFUNCTS.HLP
1BASIC
  @BASIC.HLP
1BASVARBL
  @BASVARBL.HLP
1CCL
  @CCL.HLP
1CDA
  @CDA.HLP
1CHANGPAR
  @CHANGPAR.HLP
1COMPARE
  #CMP
1CMP
  @CMP.HLP
1CONTROL
  @CONTROL.HLP
1CVL
  @CVL.HLP
1DUMP
  #DMP
1DMP
  @DMP.HLP
1EDIT
  @EDIT.HLP
1ERROR
  For F4P errors, type 'HELP ERROR F4P'.
  For DSW errors, type 'HELP ERROR DSW (+/-)NN', or
	'HELP ERROR DIRECTIVE (+/-)NN'.
  For FCS errors, type 'HELP ERROR FCS NN'.
  For RMS errors, type 'HELP ERROR RMS -NN'.
 
  ( NN denotes the error number.  The sign (+/-) of NN for DSW help
  depends on whether the number is a success or error code.)
2       DIRECTIVE
  #DSW
2       DSW
  @DSWERROR.HLP
2       F4P
  @F4PERROR.HLP
2       FCS
  @FCSERROR.HLP
2       RMS
  @RMSERROR.HLP
1DIRECTIVE
  #DSW
1DSW
  For Directive Status Word Errors, type 'HELP DSW ERROR -NN', or
  type 'HELP DSW ERROR +NN' for information on success/error codes.
2 ERROR
  @DSWERROR.HLP
1FCS
  @FCS.HLP
1FILESPECIFIER
  @FILES.HLP
1FLX
  @FLX.HLP
1FORTRAN
  @FORTRAN.HLP
1F4P
  @F4P.HLP
1HELP
  @HELPMAI.HLP
1HOLD
  #SET
1KEYWORDS
  @INDXLIST.HLP
1LIBRARIAN
  #LBR
1LBR
  @LBR.HLP
1MAIL
  @MAIL.HLP
1NEWS
  @NEWS.HLP
1PIP
  @PIP.HLP
1QUEUE
  @QUEUE.HLP
1RMS
  @RMS.HLP
1 SFT
 Help for S-Fortran is not yet available.
1 SORT
 Help for SORT is not yet available.
1STOP
  @STOP.HLP
1STRING
  @STRING.HLP
1 UCR
 Help for UCR is not yet available. See LB:[1,54]UCR.DOC for more information.
1WHO
  @WHO.HLP
1DIRECTORY
	The DIRECTORY command is implemented using CCL and PIP. The
 syntax of the command is:
 
	DIR  (optional filespec) (,optional filespec) (,....)
 
 which is equivalent to:
 
	PIP (optional filespec) (,optional filespec) (,....) /LI
 
 Note that if other PIP switches are appended to a DIR command line
 that the new switches may take precedence over the "/LI" switch.
 For example, DIR /FU will print a full-width directory listing of
 all files under your current UIC rather than a half-width, less
 informative directory listing.
1LISTC
	The LISTC command is implemented using CCL and PIP. The syntax
 of this command is:
 
	LISTC (optional filespec) (,optional filespec) (,....)
 
 which is equivalent to:
 
	PIP (optional filespec) (,optional filespec) (,....) /LI
 
 Note that if other PIP switches are appended to a DIR command line
 that the new switches may take precedence over the "/LI" switch.
 For example, DIR /BR will print a minimal directory listing containing
 only filenames rather than the half-page wide, more informative listing
 printed with the "/LI" switch alone.
1DELETE
 
 The DELETE command is implemented using CCL and PIP. The syntax
 of this command is:
 
	DEL filename[,filename2, filename3,....]
 
 which is equivalent to:
 
	PIP filename[,filename2, filename3,....]/DE
 
 This command deletes (removes) files from the directory and releases
 their disk block allocation to the system for re-use. See also PURGE
 and TRUNCATE for more information about disk space management.
1SPOOL
	#USE-PIP
1TRUNCATE
	#USE-PIP
1USE-PIP
 
    PIP is used to obtain listings, spool files, copy files, delete
    files, list directories, and truncate files.  To obtain HELP  type
		HELP PIP [keyword]   where
    keyword is optional, and may be COPY, LIST, DIRECTORY, SPOOL, DELETE,
    TRUNCATE, and many, many more.
1TVG
    @TVG.HLP
1 REFERENCER
 @REF
1 ODL-GENERATOR
 @REF
