249IDB Basics: IDB Languages Usage
IDB Languages Usage The two IDB languages work in similar ways. The differences lie in
the syntax. When an option is altered with one of the IDB command
languages, the configuration data is sent as text to the SCS/TNe
Emulation.
Rules for configuration data
1 Send the data to the SCS/TNe Emulation device using a
word processing system (eg OfficeVision) or simply by typing
at the command prompt and making a "print screen".
Sending the programming sequence as ASCII text has no
effect.
2 IDB command strings are not printed.
3 All option settings with syntax or range errors are ignored. If
the SCS/TNe Emulation prints out the commands, or prints
out error messages, it could be because the characters used
for programming (& % E : ...etc) have been corrupted. You
must reset the SCS OPTIONS to their factory defaults.
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