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The MPE/iX Command Interpreter (CI) is a Native Mode Program.
You can run it the way you would any other program, either by explicitly
using the RUN
command (the first example below), or by using the the implied
RUN (the second
example): In the first case, the RUN
command controls execution of the CI. For more information, refer
to the RUN command
in this chapter. The second case, referred to as implied
run, is limited to recognizing the INFO=
and PARM= parameters.
If you enter both INFO=
and PARM=, PARM=
goes into effect after the INFO=
string is passed. The Table 2-1 “Parm= values for the CI” shows
the Parm= values. Table 2-1 Parm= values for the CI | Parm | Action |
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| 0 | UDC's are cataloged, the CI
banner is displayed, and the WELCOME message is displayed. This
is the default. | | 1 | Same as 0, however the CI terminates
after processing the info string; it
terminates after the first command is executed if no info
string is specified. | | 2 | UDC's are cataloged, the CI
banner is suppressed, and the WELCOME message is suppressed. | | 3 | Same as 2, however the CI terminates
after processing the info string; it
terminates after the first command is executed if no info
string is specified. | | 4 | Logon UDC's are executed, UDC's
are available, the CI banner is displayed, and the WELCOME message
is displayed. | | 5 | Same as 4, however the CI terminates
after processing the info string; it
terminates after the first command is executed if no info
string is specified. | | -1 | UDC's are not cataloged, the
CI banner is suppressed, and the WELCOME message is suppressed.
This requires SM capability. | | -2 | Same as -1, however the CI terminates
after processing the info string; it
terminates after the first command is executed if no info
string is specified. This requires SM capability. |
| | | |  | NOTE: Parm -1 and -2 can be defeated via a SYSGEN misc configuration
setting. | | | | |
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