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bytecount
END
is
the
hexadecimal
integer
designating
the
number
of
bytes
of
storage
to
be
dumped.
The
sum
of
hexloc
1
and
bytecount
must
be
an
address
that
does
not
exceed
the
size
of
the
virtual
machine.
If
this
address
is
not
on
a
full
word
boundary,
it
is
rounded
up
to
the
next
highest
fullword.
The
value
may
be
from
1
to
6
hexadecimal
digits;
leading
zeros
are
optional.
*dumpid
can
be
entered
for
descriptive
purposes,
and
must
include
the
asterisk
(*)
prefix.
If
specified,
the
dumpid
is
placed
on
the
first
output
line.
Usage
Notes:
1.
This
command
displays
only
second-level
storage
(storage
which
is
real
to
the
virtual
machine).
2.
The
CP
DUMP
command
executes
in
an
area
of
storage
separate
from
your
virtual
machine
and
does
not
destroy
any
portion
of
your
storage.
3.
Use
#CP
DUMP
or
press
PAl
before
entering
the
command
to
preserve
the
virtual
machine's
register's.
Otherwise,
the
registers
will
be
those
of
the
VM/PC
CMS
command
processor.
4.
The
DUMP
command
dumps
the
virtual
PSW
and
registers.
If
only
this
information
is
required,
at
least
1
virtual
address
must
be
specified,
such
as:
DUMP
0
5.
The
CLOSE
command
must
be
issued
to
create
the
spool
file.
6.
To
terminate
the
dump
prematurely,
press
the
PAl
key.
Chapter
7.
VM/PC
Commands
7-25
197
199
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
4
Table of Contents
4
Chapter 1. Introduction to VM/PC
14
What You Need
15
How to Use this Book
16
The VM/PC System
20
Using Local VM/PC Services
21
Using Remote VM Services
22
Chapter 2. Installing VM/PC
24
About this Chapter
24
Before You Begin
25
Copying VM/PC to Backup Diskettes
27
Copying VM/PC to Your System
28
How Much Disk Space Is Required
37
At Installation Time
37
After Installation
37
What about Existing Files
40
If Something Goes Wrong
42
DOS Facilities Missing
42
VM/PC Temporary Files Already Exist
42
Insufficient Space on C Disk
43
Unable to Read Space Available on C Disk
44
VM/PC Distribution Diskette Not Used
44
Repeating the Installation Process
46
Chapter 3. Configuring Your VM/PC System
48
The Configuration File
48
The Configurator Program
50
Starting the Configurator Program
50
Using the Configurator
50
Configurator Screens
51
Function Key Usage
51
Keyboard Usage
52
The Password Screen
53
Function Menu Screen
53
Quitting the Configurator
54
Normal Exit from the Configurator
54
System Configuration Screen
55
Configurator Password Screen
57
System Options Screen
57
User Selection Screen
58
User Function Selection Screen
59
Update Environment for User Screen
59
Minidisk List Screen
60
Link List Screen
63
Update Link Screen
64
Disk Allocation and Checking
65
Limitations
66
Chapter 4. Getting Started
68
Invoking VM/PC
68
Keyboard Usage
69
Session Selection
72
Local 3277 Session
73
Remote 3277 Session
73
Remote 3101 Session
74
Prerequisites
75
Using the Remote 3101 Session
75
370 Processor Control
78
Screen Format
82
Screen Scroll
82
Status Notices
83
The 25Th Line
85
What to Do if Something Goes Wrong
88
System Failures
88
Startup Failures
89
Processing Failures
90
System Error Conditions
90
Error Messages
90
System Unavailable
90
Chapter 5. Using VM/PC Commands to Do Work
92
Using Commands to Do Work
92
Creating, Changing and Managing Files
93
Creating Files
93
What Is a File
93
Creating a File
95
Entering Data
98
Capital and Lowercase Letters
99
Splitting and Joining Lines
100
Setting Tabs
101
Displaying PF Key Settings
101
Inserting Words in a Line
102
Power Typing
102
Creating an XEDIT Profile
103
Changing Files
104
Displaying a File on Your Screen
104
Adding Lines
104
Moving through a File
105
Deleting Lines
106
Duplicating Lines
108
Copying Lines
108
Moving Lines
110
Cancelling a Prefix Command - RESET Command
110
LOCATE and CHANGE Commands
110
Repeating a Command - the = (Equal) Command
112
Combining Files
112
Cancelling Changes to a File
113
Numbering Lines of a File
114
Sorting a File
114
Protecting Files
117
SAVE Command
117
SET AUTOSAVE Command
118
Managing Files
118
Getting a List of Your Files
119
Using the FILELIST Command
119
Using the LISTFILE Command
126
Printing Files
129
PRINT Command
129
Remote Printing
129
Writing Execs
131
An EXEC to Print a File
131
Setting up Your System to Meet Your Needs
135
Finding out Basic Information
135
How Much Disk Space Have I Used
135
How Does CMS Choose Programs and Files
136
Modifying the ACCESS List
136
An Easy Way to Set up a Concurrent Session
138
Establishing Automatic Links and Accesses
139
Sharing Data and Programs with Other Users
139
A Sample PROFILE EXEC
141
PF Keys Make Work Simpler
141
Reviewing What You Have Done
142
Scrolling Screen Contents
142
Retrieving Commands
143
Using Synonyms in Your Work
144
Controlling Your Display
145
Highlighting Your Input
145
Scrolling a Half Screen
145
Displaying Long Lines
145
Transferring Personal Computer DOS and VM/PC
146
Files
146
Copying a Text File from Personal Computer
146
Copying a Text File from VM/PC to Personal
147
Computer DOS (EXPORT)
147
Copying a Program from Personal Computer
148
Copying a Program from VM/PC to Personal
148
Computer DOS (EXPORT)
148
Chapter 6. Remote Services
150
Remote Upload/Download
150
VM/PC Remote Services Program
152
Installing VMPCSERV
152
What to Do if Something Goes Wrong
155
VMPCSERV Program
157
Remote Minidisks
158
Remote Files
161
File Upload/Download
162
Remote Spooling
163
What to Do if Something Goes Wrong
164
How VMPCSERV Works
165
Collecting Names of Files Downloaded to
167
Chapter 7. VM/PC Commands
174
Entering Commands
174
The Command Name
174
The Command Operands
174
The Command Options
175
Comments in CMS Command Lines
175
Notational Conventions
175
CP Commands
180
Format of CP Commands
180
Summary of CP Commands
180
CP Commands and Options
183
Attn
184
Begin
185
Change
185
Close
187
Define
189
Detach
191
Display
192
Dump
196
External
199
Ipl
199
Link
200
Logoff
203
Order
203
Purge
204
Query
205
Request
210
Set
211
Spool
214
Store
217
Tag
219
Terminal
221
Trace
224
Character Set Usage
229
CMS Command Search Order
229
Summary of CMS Commands
232
CMS Commands and Options
234
Access
235
Cmdcall
239
Compare
239
Conwait
239
Copyfile
240
Debug
241
Defaults
242
Desbuf
244
Dropbuf
244
Erase
245
Estate/Estatew
245
Exec
247
Execio
247
Filedef
251
Filelist
251
Finis
252
Format
253
Gendirt
257
Genmod
257
Global
262
Globalv
263
Identify
266
Import
267
Include
270
Listfile
271
Load
272
Loadmod
272
Maclib
273
Makebuf
274
Modmap
275
Nucxdrop
275
Nucxload
275
Nucxmap
277
Print
277
Query
278
Release
287
Rename
287
Sentries
287
Sort
291
Start
292
State/Statew
292
Synonym
292
Txtlib
299
Type
299
Update
299
Xedit
300
Immediate Commands
301
Chapter 8. VM/PC Messages
304
How to Use this Chapter
304
Identifying Issuing Component
304
Reading a Sample Message Explanation
305
Message Explanations
306
List of All VM/PC CMS Messages
329
Appendix A. CP /CMS Interface
340
Privileged Operation Simulation
340
Set Storage Key - SSK
340
Insert Storage Key - ISK
340
Test I/O - TIO
341
Set Clock - SCK
341
DIAGNOSE Code X'OO' -- Store
344
Extended-Identification Code
344
DIAGNOSE Code X'08' -- Virtual Console Function
346
DIAGNOSE Code X'OC' -- Pseudo Timer
349
DIAGNOSE Code X'18' -- Standard DASD I/O
351
DIAGNOSE Code X'24' -- Device Type and Features
355
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