1 Commands_common
 The following are commands defined in the SYS$MANAGER:MGRLOGIN, common
 login command procedure.  Most are invoked without parameters.

2 ALLPRIVS
 Enable all privileges for process.

2 AUTHORIZE
 Invoke AUTHORIZE utility.  May be abbreviated as AUTH.
 NOTE: default directory must be SYS$SYSTEM: when using this command.

2 BACK1
 Set default directory back one level toward root.

2 BANNER
 Write a banner line (10 characters for 80 columns, 13 for 132-columns)
 in BIG letters.  Use ">file" to direct output to a file (">>file" to
 append to an existing file).  Development only.

2 BVT
 Same as VT command but for 132-column displays.

2 BYPASS
 Enable BYPASS privilege for process.

2 CMONITOR
 Run MONITOR continuously (2 second cycle).

2 DISPLAY
 Run MONITOR showing top CPU users with 2 second data collection
 and display interval.  Can be abbreviated as DISP.

2 DPYFAULTS
 Run MONITOR showing top page faulting processes with 2 second cycle.

2 DPYMODES
 Run MONITOR showing CPU modes with 2 second cycle.

2 DFORK
 Create a detached process executing a DCL command or set of commands.
 Same as FORK except that a detached process rather than a subprocess
 is created.  See FERMIHELP FORK for more details.

2 EDT
 The EDT editor is invoked with the commands EDT and BIGEDT (which
 replace EDIT/EDT).  The BIGEDT command is used to edit files which
 contain lines with up to 132 columns.  Both commands use .EDT files
 to initialize EDT and switch into keypad editting mode.

2 ERASETMP
 Delete all the files in the temporary file area pointed to by logical
 name TMP$:.

2 EXPERT
 Set to display only text of messages.

2 FINGER
 Show list of current users, CPU time used and image each is executing
 amoung other things.

2 FORCEXIT
 Force a process to exit ($FORCEX service) with the exit status of
 SS$_OPRABORT.

	FORCEXIT[/IDENTIFICATION=pid]  [process-name]

 May be abbreviated as FORCEX.

2 FROMOTHER
 Call VAXMASXFR command procedure to transfer files (with TIA) from
 the other VAX (see FERMIHELP VAX_to_VAX topic).

2 HIBERNATE
 Place current process into hibernation (HIB) state.
 May be abbreviated as HIBER.

2 HOME
 Command to simplify SET DEFAULT's:

	HOME                   return to SYS$LOGIN directory
	HOME ufd[.sfd...]      set to specified area
	HOME .sfd[...]         set to subdirectory

 See FERMIHELP HOME for further information.

2 HOMEHLP
 Set default directory to SYS$HELP:.

2 HOMELIB
 Set default directory to SYS$LIBRARY:.

2 HOMEOPR
 Set default directory to SYS_OPERATOR: (system OPERATOR command
 procedures).

2 HOMESTARTUP
 Set default directory to SYS$STARTUP: (system startup command
 procedures).  May be abbreviated to HOMESTART.

2 HOMESYS
 Set default directory to SYS$SYSTEM:.

2 HOMEUTIL
 Set default directory to SYS$MGR_UTIL: (system management utility
 command procedures and programs).

2 JOBS
 Show all current jobs in all batch queues.  Add the /FULL qualifier
 to display the file specifications and other information about the
 pending jobs.

2 MGRHELP
 Access Help topics stored in the SYSMGRHLP library.

2 MYHELP
 Access Help topics stored in the NAGYHELP library.

2 MYUIC
 Set UIC back to login UIC.

2 NOBYPASS
 Disable BYPASS privilege.

2 NOMSGS
 Disable display of all messages (all fields turned OFF).

2 NONPRINTR
 Development system only; prepare a listing file in which any
 non-printing characters have been replaced by printable
 sequences.  Useful for listing TECO macro and procedure files.

2 NOVICE
 Re-enable display of all fields of messages (default state).

2 NOWORLD
 Set protection on a file to deny access to WORLD users.

	NOWORLD  file[,file...]

2 QUEUES
 Show all current jobs in all the print queues.  Use the /FULL
 qualifier to display the file specifications and sizes of the jobs.
 May be abbreviated as QUE.

2 RESUME
 Resume a suspended process.

	RESUME[/IDENTIFICATION=pid]  [process-name]

 May be abbreviated as RESU.

2 RRF
 Invoke the TIA program to read input from another node and
 write a local file:

	RRF  from_node::  to_node::file_spec

 See NEWS TIA for more information.

2 SLAVEVAX
 Call VAXSLVXFR command procedure to setup slave end of a VAX-to-VAX
 TIA transfer (see VAX_to_VAX topic).

2 SUSPEND
 Suspend a process.

	SUSPEND[/IDENTIFICATION=pid]  [process-name]

 May be abbreviated as SUSP.

2 SYSGEN
 Invoke SYSGEN utility.

2 TLBINSERT 
 Call TLBMANIP command procedure to insert a module into a text library.

2 TLBLIST
 List the modules in a text library.

2 TLBREPLACE
 Call TLBMANIP command procedure to replace a module in a text library.

2 TLBSHOW
 Type a module in a text library.

2 TOOTHER
 Call VAXMASXFR command procedure to transfer files (with TIA) to
 the other VAX (see VAX_to_VAX topic).

2 TRUNCATE
 Truncate a file (or files) back to the EOF block (used blocks only
 in the file).

	TRUNCATE  file[,file...]

 May be abbreviated as TRUNC.

2 VT
 Invoke video terminal type utility. See FERMIHELP CTOOLS T for more
 information.

2 WAKE
 Wake a hibernating process.

	WAKE[/IDENTIFICATION=pid]  [process-name]

2 WHO
 Show a UIC given a username or vice versa.

    WHO  [ggg,mmm]    shows username(s) for given UIC
    WHO  [ggg,*]      shows all username(s) for given group
    WHO  [*,*]        shows all username(s) in UIC order
    WHO  username     shows UIC for the given username
    WHO  *            show UIC's in username order

2 WIPELIS
 Delete all the .LIS and .LST files in the current directory.

2 WIPELOG
 Delete all the .LOG files in the current directory.

2 WIPEOBJ
 Delete all the .OBJ files in the current directory.

2 WIPETMP
 Delete all the .TMP files in the current directory.

2 WRF
 Invoke the TIA program to read a local file and write it to
 another ACNET node:

	WRF  [from_node::]file_spec  to_node::

 See NEWS TIA for more information.

1 CALENDAR
 Program to display a calendar on SYS$OUTPUT:

	CALENDAR yyyy		!Display entire year's calendar
	CALENDAR		!Display current, last and next month
	CALENDAR mm		!Display month numbered (and +/- 1)

 Use ">file" to direct output to a file.  Development only.

1 Logical_Names
 The following are the logical names defined by the MGRLOGIN.COM
 common "system manager" login procedure.
2 C$LIBRARY
 Development system only; defines user text library LCLCDEF.TLB
 to be automatically searched by VAX-11 C compiler to resolve
 #include references.
2 FERMI$EXE_SRC
 Development system only; points to [FERMIEXE.SOURCES] where the
 source files for non-DEC utility programs are kept.
2 FERMI$LIB_SRC
 Development system only; points to [FERMILIB.SOURCES] containing
 sources for some libraries and shareable images.
2 FERMI$LIB_INC
 Development system only; points to [FERMILIB.INCLUDES] containing
 the INCLUDE source files for FORTRAN and PASCAL.  In particular,
 those INCLUDE files stored in the LCLFORDEF and LCLPASDEF text
 libraries may be found here.
2 FERMI$LIB_LIBSRC
 Development system only; points to [FERMILIB.SOURCES.ROUTINES]
 where the source files for the routines in FERMILIB.OLB are
 kept.
2 FERMI$LIB_MAC
 Development system only; points to [FERMILIB.MACROS] containing
 the macro source files for the FERMILIB.MLB macro library.
2 LNK$LIBRARY
 Development system only; defines user library FERMILIB.OLB to be
 automatically searched by the Linker.
2 TMP$
 Points to the temporary file area: [.TMP] below SYS$LOGIN:.
 Files in here are deleted after one day or so.  These files are
 also deleted by the WIPETMP command.
2 SYS$STARTUP
 Points to the area for the system startup command procedures.
2 SYS_OPERATOR
 Points to the area for the system OPERATOR command procedures.
2 Un
 Short names (U1:, U2:, etc.) for the user disks also known as
 USR$DISKn: (Development system) or OP$USRn: (Operational).
2 VAX$AP_LIB_SRC
 Development system only; points to [VAXAPPL.LIBRARIES.SOURCES]
 where the source files for routines in the VAX Application
 Program library (VAXAPLIB.OLB) are kept.
2 VAX$AP_LIB_INC
 Development system only; points to [VAXAPPL.LIBRARIES.INCLUDES]
 where the INCLUDE source files for the FORTRAN and PASCAL VAX
 Application Programs (FORVAXAPL.TLB and PASVAXAPL.TLB) are kept.
2 VAX$AP_LIB_MAC
 Development system only; points to [VAXAPPL.LIBRARIES.MACROS]
 where the source files for macros in the VAX Application
 Program macro library (VAXAPLIB.MLB) are kept.

1 Commands_login
 The following are single word commands defined by the SYS$MANAGER:LOGIN
 procedure.  Most are invoked without parameters.
2 HOMENET
 Set default directory to NET$EXE:, ACNET network area.

2 HOMECLIB
 Set default directory to CLIB_SRC:, area for console library
 routine sources.  Only defined on Development system.

2 HOMERSX
 Set default directory to RSX$LIB: area for general RSX
 libraries and other files. Only defined on Development system.

2 DELNETCOM
 Mark the NETCOMMON global section for deletion.

2 DMPNETCOM
 Run DMPNETCOM to examine or prepare a dump listing of the
 contents of the NETCOMMON global section or a section file.

2 NETGEN
 Invoke the NETGEN program to modify or examine the NETCOMMON
 tables.

2 SHUTDOWN
 Invoke the SHUTDOWN command procedure to shut the entire system
 down in an orderly fashion.

1 ACNETSTOP
 Invoke the site-dependent command procedure (SYSHUTDWN) to stop
 all the ACNET processes, including the network with:

	ACNETSTOP

 or stop a single ACNET process using the command:

	ACNETSTOP  name

 where the parameter names the subsystem (APM, CPLD, DBM, DPM,
 FSHARE, AEOLUS, or etc.).

1 ACNETBOOT
 Invoke the ACNETBOOT command procedure to start all the ACNET
 processes (including the network).  Whether the Operational or
 Development system processes are started is determined by the
 setting of the ACNET_NODE logical name (OPER or DEVL).

 A single ACNET process may be restarted using the command:

	ACNETBOOT  name

 where the parameter names the subsystem (APM, CPLD, DBM, DPM,
 FSHARE, AEOLUS, or etc.) to be restarted.  Beware that the
 subsystem is already stopped before trying to "restart".

1 HDRSTRIPR
 Development system only; invoke the command procedure and program
 to strip header text from command procedures and source files.
 Usually used to strip HELP text from a file:

	HDRSTRIPR  file[/qualifiers]

 The input file specification must include a file type.  No defaults
 are assumed.  Further information available as MYHELP HDRSTRIPR.
2 Qualifiers
/OUTPUT=file
 Specifies the output file specification.  The default file name is
 taken from the input file specification.  The default file type is
 either .TXT or .HLP.
/LOG
 Prints messages telling what header text is being stripped or
 skipped.
/HELP
 Strips header text for .HLP files.  Default output file type is set
 to .HLP.

1 More_Names
 The following are the logical names defined by the SYSMANAGER
 login procedure.
2 NAGY_MGR
 Development system only; points to USR$DISK1:[NAGY.SYSMGR] where a
 few (seldom used) procedures are kept and where new procedures and
 programs are sometimes created.

