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Issuing MPE/iX Commands From Within Telnet/iX
You can enter MPE/iX commands by preceding the command name with an
exclamation point (!). The command will execute, and return you to the
telnet> prompt on completion. For example you can list your current
group files on your local system with the LISTF command as follows:
telnet> !LISTF
telnet> !LISTF,2
Table 3-1.
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| ACCOUNT = SYS GROUP = ARPA |
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| FILENAME CODE....................................LOGICAL |
| RECORD............................. |
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| SIZE TYP EOF LIMIT |
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| BLDPARMS 80B FA 22 22 |
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| FTP NMPRG 128W FB 985 985 |
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| FTPDOC 80B FA 234 204800 |
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| TELNET NMPRG 128W FB 2104 2104 |
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| TELNTDOC 80B FA 43 43 |
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| [RETURNING TO REMOTE] |
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From within the Telnet/iX Client, you cannot change groups. To list
files in other than the current group, include the group name in the
LISTF command. For example:
telnet> !LISTF @.group1
You can also run programs such as an editor from the Telnet/iX Client.
Upon exiting the program, you are returned to the telnet> prompt if you
did not originally have a remote connection.
You can also issue MPE/iX commands while connected to a remote host.
Type [CTRL]-] to get the Telnet prompt, and issue the command preceded by
the exclamation point (!) as above.