CONSOLE COMMAND LANGUAGE (CCL) INTERNAL COMMAND SET

				20-APR-81



	General command format:	COMMAND<sp>field1<sp>field2<cr>

	Symbol conventions:   [ ] - denotes optional input
			     <cr> - denotes carriage return
			     <sp> - denotes space
			 filespec - a valid RSX file specification
			filespecs - optional string of file specifications
				    separated by commas.


CCL Command 			Description

?		Command format: text?<cr>

		Requests help from system help files as directed by "text".
		Equivalent to the MCR command:: HELP text.


TYPE or LIST	Short command format:	TYPE filespecs<cr>

		Long command format:	TYPE<cr>
				  	File(s) ? filespecs<cr>

		Types the indicated files on the user's terminal.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: PIP TI:=filespecs.
		Abbreviation: TYP or LIS.


PRINT		Short command format:	PRINT filespecs<cr>

		Long command format:	PRINT<cr>
					File(s) ? filespecs<cr>

		Prints the specified files on the line printer provided
		queue manager's command line interpreter task ...PRI
		is not installed.  Equivalent to the MCR command:
		PIP LP:=filespecs.  Abbreviation: PRI.


TRUNCATE	Short command format:	TRUNCATE filespecs<cr>

		Long command format:	TRUNCATE<cr>
					File(s) ? filespecs<cr>

		Truncates the specified files to their last used block, 
		recovering allocated but unused blocks from the file.
		User should note the two numbers in the last line of a
		directory listing which indicate USED/ALLOCATED blocks for
		the files listed.  Equivalent to the MCR command: 
		PIP filespecs/TR.  Abbreviation: TRU.


UNLOCK or	Short command format:	UNLOCK filespecs<cr>
CLOSE
		Long command format:	UNLOCK<cr>
					File(s) ? filespecs<cr>

		Unlocks (closes) a file which was improperly closed due to
		an aborted operation.  Equivalent to the MCR command:
		PIP filespecs/UN.  Abbreviation: UNL or CLO.


PROTECT		Short command format:	PROTECT filespec rwed,rwed,rwed,rwed<cr>

		Long command format:	PROTECT<cr>
					File ? filespec<cr>
					System access rights (RWED,default=D)?
					Owner access rights (RWED) ? rwed<cr>
					Group access rights (RWED) ? rwed<cr>
					World access rights (RWED) ? rwed<cr>

		Alters the protection status of the specified file for the
		catagories: System, Owner, Group, and World.  Access rights
		denoted by: R = read access, W = write access, E = extend
		access, D = delete access.  Presence of the letter grants
		the corresponding access.  The system always claims delete
		access (D).  Equivalent to the MCR command:
		PIP filespec/PR/SY:rwed/OW:rwed/GR:rwed/WO:rwed.
		Abbreviation: PR.


RENAME		Short command format:	RENAME in-filespecs out-filespec<cr>

		Long command format:	RENAME<cr>
					From ? in-filespecs<cr>
					To ? out-filespec<cr>

		Renames the input files to the specfied output file
		specification.  Equivalent to the MCR command:
		PIP out-filespec/RE/NV=in-filespecs.  Abbreviation: REN.


COPY		Short command format:	COPY in-filespecs out-filespec<cr>

		Long command format:	COPY<cr>
					From ? in-filespecs<cr>
					To ? out-filespec<cr>

		Copies the input files to the specified output file. 
		Equivalent to the MCR command: PIP out-filespec/FO/NV=in-
		filespecs.  Abbreviation: COP.


MERGE		Short command format:	MERGE in-filespecs out-filespecs<cr>

		Long command format:	MERGE<cr>
					From ? in-filespecs<cr>
					To ? out-filespec<cr>

		Merges the input files into the output file specified.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: PIP out-filespec=in-
		filespecs/ME.  Abbreviation: MER.


FILEX or	Command format identical to FLX syntax.
FLX
		Runs the file transfer utility FLX.  Equivalent to MCR command:
		FLX.


MACRO		Command format identical to MAC syntax.

		Runs the MACRO-11 assembler, BIGMAC.  Equivalent to the MCR
		command: MAC.  Abbreviation: MAC.


ASSEMBLE 	Short command format:	ASSEMBLE filespec<cr>

		Long command format:	ASSEMBLE<cr>
					File ? filespec<cr>

		Assembles the specified MACRO-11 source file, producing
		both an object module and a listing file.  Note: do not
		include a ".ext" field in filespec, default = .MAC.  Equiva-
		lent to the MCR command: MAC filespec.OBJ;1,filespec.LST;1/-SP=
		filespec.MAC.  Abbreviation: AS .


FORTRAN		Command format identical to FOR syntax.

		Runs the FORTRAN IV compiler.  Equivalent to the MCR command:
		FOR.  Abbreviation: FOR.


COMPILE		Short command format:	COMPILE filespec<cr>

		Long command format:	COMPILE<cr>
					File ? filespec<cr>

		Compiles the specified FORTRAN IV source file, producing
		both an object module and a listing file.  Note: do not
		include a ".ext" field in filespec, default = .FTN.  Equiva-
		lent to the MCR command: FOR filespec.OBJ;1,filespec.LST;1/-SP=
		filespec.FTN.  Abbreviation: COMPI.


TKB		Command format identical to TKB syntax.

		Runs the RSX11-M task builder, BIGTKB.  Equivalent to the
		MCR command: TKB.


BUILD or	Short command format:	BUILD filespecs<cr>
LINK
		Long command format:	BUILD<cr>
					Program ? filespec<cr>
					Subroutine(s) ? [filespecs]<cr>

		Builds a task (running program) from the specified object
		modules, giving the task image the name of the first file
		specified.  Note: do not include a ".ext" field in filespec,
		default = .OBJ.  For example, to build a program TEST with sub-
		routines SUB1, SUB2, and SUB3, enter command BUILD TEST,SUB1,
		SUB2,SUB3<cr>.  The running version of TEST will be contained
		in the file TEST.TSK.  Equivalent to the MCR command:
		TKB file1.TSK;1=filespecs.  Abbreviation: BUI or LIN.


LBR		Command format identical to LBR syntax.

		Runs the librarian utility, LBR.  Equivalent to the MCR
		command: LBR.


CMP		Command format identical to CMP syntax.

		Runs the file comparison utility, CMP.  Equivalent to the MCR
		command: CMP.


COMPARE or	Short command format:	COMPARE in-filespecs[ out-filespec]<cr>
DIFFERENCES
		Long command format:	COMPARE<cr>
					File 1 ? in-filespec<cr>
					File 2 ? in-filespec<cr>
					Output ? [out-filespec]<cr>

		Compares two input source files (e.g. FORTRAN program files),
		and creates an output file (optional) listing all the 
		differences between the two files.  If not specified, output
		is directed to the user's terminal.  Equivalent to the MCR
		command CMP out-filespec=in-filespecs.  Abbreviation:
		COMPA or DIFF.



DMP		Command format identical to DMP syntax.

		Runs the file dump utility, DMP.  Equivalent to the MCR
		command: DMP.


DUMP 		Short command format:	DUMP in-filespecs[ out-filespec]<cr>

		Long command format:	DUMP<cr>
					File(s) ? in-filespecs<cr>
					To ? [out-filespec]<cr>

		Dumps the contents of a file (in octal) to the specified
		output file.  If the output file specification is left out,
		the dump will be directed to the user's terminal.  Equivalent
		to the MCR command: DMP out-filespec=in-filespecs.
		Abbreviation: DUM.


SLP		Command format identical to SLP syntax.

		Runs the source language input program, SLP.  Equivalent to
		MCR command: SLP.


PATCH		Command format identical to PAT syntax.

		Runs the object file patch utility, PAT.  Equivalent to
		the MCR command: PAT.


ZAP		Command format identical to ZAP syntax.

		Runs the task image patch program, ZAP.  Equivalent to the
		MCR command: ZAP.


RNO		Command format identical to RNO syntax.

		Runs the text file processor, RUNOFF.  Equivalent to the
		MCR command: RNO.


DOCUMENT	Short command format:	DOCUMENT in-filespec out-filespec<cr>

		Long command format:	DOCUMENT<cr>
					Input file ? in-filespec<cr>
					Output file ? out-filespec<cr>

		Submits the input file to RUNOFF for text processing.  See
		RUNOFF manual for valid RNO directives to be included
		in the text file.  If output file specification
		is left out, output is directed to the user's terminal.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: RNO out-filespec/-SP=in-filespec.
		Abbreviation: DOC.


FMT		Short command format:	FMT dev:[/sw]<cr>
		Long command format:	FMT<cr>
					Device ? dev:[/sw]<cr>

		Where: dev: - valid RSX device specification
			/sw - optional switch value (e.g. /DENS=DOUBLE)

		Formats the specified device.  Normally only used to
		initialize a flexible diskette (floppy) for double
		density operation, include the "/DENS=DOUBLE" switch
		with the device specification.  Equivalent MCR command:
		FMT dev:[/sw]/VE.


BAD		Short command format:	BAD dev:[/sw]<cr>

		Long command format:	BAD<cr>
					Device ? dev:[/sw]<cr>

		Where: definitions same as for FMT above.

		Runs the bad block locator utility on the specified device.
		Normally only used in connection with initializing a flexible
		diskette for use in the system.  Equivalent to the MCR command:
		BAD dev:[/sw]/LI.


VFY		Command format identical to VFY syntax.

		Runs the disk volume verification utility, VFY.  Equivalent
		to the MCR command: VFY.


WHO		Command format:	WHO<cr>

		Lists the terminal # (e.g. TT6:) and account # (e.g. [20,3])
		of all logged in users.  Equivalent to the MCR command: DEV /LOG.


WHAT		Command format: WHAT<cr>

		Lists all active tasks in system on the user's terminal.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: ACT /ALL.  Abbreviation: WHA.


SEND		Short command format:	SEND TTn: message<cr>

		Long command format:	SEND<cr>
					To (TTn:) ? TTn:<cr>
					Message ? message<cr>

		Where n = terminal number (0-77)

		Sends a message to the specified terminal.  Equivalent to 
		the MCR command: BRO TTn:message.


NEWPASSWORD or	Command format: NEWPASSWORD or ACNT
ACNT
		Allows a non-privileged user to change their password,
		or a privileged user to run the system accounting task.  Note:
		the system accounting task ACNT must be installed.  Equivalent
		to the MCR command: RUN ACNT.  Abbreviation: NEWP.


FREE		Command format:	FREE[ dev:]<cr>

		Displays the number of free blocks on the specified device
		(dev:) on the user's terminal.  If dev: is not specified,
		FREE scans the current user's system device, SY:.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: PIP dev:/FR.


FRAGMENT	Command format:	FRAGMENT[ dev:]<cr>

		Displays disk fragmentation statistics for the specified 
		device (dev:) on the user's terminal.  If dev: is not
		specified, FRAGMENT scans the user's current system device,
		SY:.  Abbreviation: FRAG.


SYSUIC		Command format: SYSUIC<cr>

		Displays the current system's default UIC (user identification
		code).  Equivalent to the MCR command: SET /SYSUIC.
		Abbreviation: SYS.


UIC		Command format:	UIC[ ggg,mmm]<cr> or UIC[ ggg mmm]<cr>

		Where: ggg - 1 to 3 digit octal group #
		       mmm - 1 to 3 digit octal member #

		Displays, if group and member #'s not specified, or changes,
		if group and member #'s are specified, the user's current
		default UIC.  Equivalent to the MCR command: SET /UIC and
		SET /UIC=[g,m].


POOL		Command format: POOL<cr>

		Displays current status of system POOL.  Equivalent to the
		MCR command: SET /POOL.


UFD		Privileged command.
		Short command format:	UFD dev:[g,m]<cr>

		Long command format:	UFD<cr>
					DEV:[UFD] ? dev:[g,m]<cr>

		Where:  dev: - valid Files-11 device specification
		       [g,m] - group and member #'s for UFD, [ ] required syntax

		Creates a User File Directory on the specified device.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: UFD dev:[g,m].


BRU		Privileged command.
		Command format identical to BRU syntax.

		Runs the backup and restore utility, BRU.  Equivalent to the
		MCR command: BRU.


DSC		Command format identical to DSC syntax.

		Runs the disk save and compress utility, DSC.  Equivalent
		to the MCR command: DSC.


ACS		Privileged command.
		Command format:	ACS[ dev:][=n]<cr>

		Where: dev: - valid RSX mounted Files-11 device
			  n - number of blocks to allocate.

		Allocates system checkpoint space on the designated device.
		If the device specification is not specified, ACS will be
		directed to the system device, SY:.  If the # blocks to
		allocate is not specified, 0 blocks will be allocated,
		inactivating any currently defined checkpoint file on the
		device.  Equivalent to the MCR command: ACS dev:/BLKS=n.


VMR		Privileged command.
		Command format identical to VMR syntax.

		Runs the virtual monitor console routine, VMR.  Equivalent
		to the MCR command: VMR.


LOAD		Privileged command.
		Short command format: LOAD driver<cr>

		Long command format:  LOAD<cr>
				      Driver ? driver<cr>


		Loads the specified nonresident loadable driver into memory.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: LOA.


UNLOAD		Privileged command.
		Short command format: UNLOAD driver<cr>

		Long command format:  UNLOAD<cr>
				      Driver ? driver<cr>

		Removes a loadable device driver from memory.  Equivalent to
		the MCR command: UNL.


BOOT		Privileged command.
		Command format identical to BOO syntax.

		Bootstraps a system that exists as a task image file on
		a Files-11 volume.  Equivalent to the MCR command: BOO.


SAVE		Privileged command.
		Command format identical to SAV syntax.

		Copies the current system image into the system image file
		from which the current system was booted.  Equivalent to
		the MCR command: SAV.


ERRLOG or	Privileged command.
ERL		Command format identical to ERL syntax.

		Installs and runs the error logging task, ERL.  Equivalent
		to the MCR commands: INS $ERL, RUN ERRLOG.


ERROFF or	Privileged command.
ERF		Command format identical to ERF syntax.

		Runs the error logging termination task, ERF.  Stops and
		removes error logging task ERRLOG.  Equivalent to
		the MCR command: ERF.


PSE		Command format identical to PSE syntax.

		Runs the error log formating routine PSE.  Equivalent
		to the MCR command: PSE.


SYE		Command format identical to SYE syntax.

		Runs the error log report genereation routine SYE.
		Equivalent to the MCR command: SYE.


SHUTUP		Privileged command.
		Command format: SHUTUP<cr>

		Runs the system shutdown task SHUTUP.  Equivalent to the
		MCR command: RUN $SHUTUP/TASK=SHUTUP.


RMDEMO		Privileged command.
		Command format:	RMDEMO<cr>

		Runs the system activity display task, RMDEMO.  Equivalent
		to the MCR command: RUN $RMD.  Abbreviation: RMD.