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STNCOM $STN ; DYN_WIN_MAX 250
cycles from #Z0000 to #Z0249, then back to #Z0000.
EXIT
EXIT stops STNCOM. This is the normal method of terminating an STNCOM session. STN is not affected. There are
several forms of the EXIT command:
• EXIT
• E
• control Y
• eof on disc or process IN file
In an OBEY file, an eof command returns to the previous OBEY file or IN file, and does not terminate STNCOM.
FC
FC provides a typical FC facility; see Guardian TACL or EDIT documentation for a full description. Like the EDIT
product's implementation, STNCOM allows FC to be combined with other commands on a line. When an FC command
is combined in this manner, it takes effect after all other commands on the line are processed; then the FC applies to the
entire line, including the FC itself. FC commands are not allowed in OBEY files, or when the IN file is not the same as
the OUT file.
FESESSDOWN <error-code>
This command controls the file error code returned to application I/O requests while a session is down. Default is 140
(femodemerr) for compatibility with previous releases; values 10-9999 are allowed. Some applications expect error 66
(fedevdown) when a session is down.
FRAGSIZE <n>
Adjusts the minimum memory pool fragment size allowed when splitting a large buffer to satisfy a new request. Use
only under direction of support staff. <n> can be in the range of 26 to 1000.
GWN [ALLOC]
STNCOM displays the GWN filename and details about the window name and option, and optionally a new block of
names. This new command was introduced in T0801^ABE.
The following current information is always displayed:
GWN File name (or blank )
Blocksize
Next window name
Last window name allocated (same as next if no GWN File)
Maxmium window number
If ALLOC is specified, a new block of session names is allocated from GWN^FILE. Since allocation is normally done
automatically, ALLOC is intended for development use only. Any window names reserved by a previous GWN^FILE
allocation but not yet used are discarded. The next session will begin with the number just allocated.
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