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I indicates that input from the disk is to be monitored (ex. when a
file
is being read).
0 indicates
that output to the disk is to be monitored (ex. when a
file is to be written to).
C, I, and 0 can be specified in any
order and must be delimited
with commas. At least one of these three parameters must be
included with either MON or NOMON for the command to
have an effect . A MON remains in effect until either a NOMON ,
INT,
FP , or DOS reboot are undertaken.
The default is NOMON C, I, 0 . This command indicates that no
monitoring is to occur.
The
different combinations of C, I, and 0 with MON are
summarized in Table 5-2.
Table 5-2. MON Command Summary
MON Command Input
and/ or Output Monitored
MONC , 1, 0 Disk input . Disk output. Commands to disk.
MONC , I
Disk
input . Commands to disk.
I
MONC , O Disk output. Commands to disk.
MONl , O Disk input. Disk output.
MONO
Disk output.
MONI
Disk input .
MONC Commands to disk.