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BV1250 Technical Reference On-line Commands - Overview
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1.3 Command Examples
Command inputs, prompts, and return messages are displayed throughout this
document in a fixed Courier font.
All command examples are presented in a format that emulates the way in which
the data entry and command returns will actually appear on a terminal screen. For
the purposes of clarity, the command information to be entered by the user is
underscored.
The screen prompt for all commands is an
#
symbol, indicating that the system is
ready to accept the next user input.
NOTE
All command are case sensitive!
1.4 Parameter Notation
In the command descriptions, input parameters are indicated by the letter P and a
number indicating the order in which the parameter is entered in the command line,
e.g. P1, P2, and P3.
In some cases, when describing a command in which an alpha /numeric input is
required, the input requirements are indicated in the following manner.
Numeric = Parameter indicated as
nnnnnnnn
, where
n
is a number and
the total or maximum number of digits is represented. In some
cases the # and * may be permitted. This is noted when
applicable.
Alpha/numeric = Parameter indicated by alphanumeric string in lower case
letters, where the input string may include any numeric or
alpha characters. See parameter description for conditions.
1.5 Response Messages
There are two types of response messages (end of command messages): Normal
and Abnormal.
Normal
A normal end-of-command message appears in the following example.
Example:
XXXXXXXX Command End. [Tue Jan 27 17:00:23 1998]
(Command Name)
(Day Month Date Time (Hour: Minute: Second)
Year)
#