Overview of Model 204 commands - Revision history

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IN: Specifying an IN clause in a command

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	==IN: Specifying an IN clause in a command==		==<b id="inClause"></b>IN: Specifying an IN clause in a command==
	You can specify an IN clause in any of the Model 204 commands to indicate the particular file or		You can specify an IN clause in any of the Model 204 commands to indicate the particular file or
	group to be manipulated by the command. IN overrides the current default file or group for the		group to be manipulated by the command. IN overrides the current default file or group for the

ELowell: /* Using the asterisk () for Model 204 command and SOUL comments /

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	<li id="look">An asterisk is also used (without a following blank) as the beginning of non-published commands, such as <var>LOOK</var> or <var>ZAP</var>. <br/>		<li id="look">An asterisk is also used (without a following blank) as the beginning of non-published commands, such as <var>LOOK</var> or <var>ZAP</var>. <br/>
	Non-published commands are not documented for Model 204 because they are not intended		Non-published commands are not documented for Model 204 because they are not intended
	for regular customer use, but you might at times be advised to use them by [[Contacting Rocket Software Technical Support]].</li>		for regular customer use, but you might at times be advised to use them by [[Contacting Rocket Software Technical Support\|Technical Support]].</li>
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User type

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	<tr><td nowrap>System manager</td> <td>Responsibilities include starting, halting, and monitoring Model 2  04, setting user priorities, entering passwords and privileges into the Model 204 password table, sending certain types of messages, creating and deleting permanent groups, and defining networks.</td></tr>		<tr><td nowrap>System manager</td> <td>Responsibilities include starting, halting, and monitoring Model 2  04, setting user priorities, entering passwords and privileges into the Model 204 password table, sending certain types of messages, creating and deleting permanent groups, and defining networks.</td></tr>

	<tr><td nowrap>System administrator</td> <td>Issues certain system control commands that monitor Model 204, set user priorities, suspend user processing, and maintain networks. A system administrator can be an operator or an aide to the system manager.</td></tr>		<tr><td nowrap>System administrator</td> <td>Issues certain system control commands such as those that monitor Model 204, set user priorities, suspend user processing, and maintain networks. A system administrator can be an operator or an aide to the system manager.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>User 0</td> <td>Has privileges similar to those of the system administrator.</td></tr>		<tr><td>User 0</td> <td>Has privileges similar to those of the system administrator.</td></tr>

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User type

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	<tr><td nowrap>System manager</td> <td>Responsibilities include starting, halting, and monitoring Model 204, setting user priorities, entering passwords and privileges into the Model 204 password table, sending certain types of messages, creating and deleting permanent groups, and defining networks.</td></tr>		<tr><td nowrap>System manager</td> <td>Responsibilities include starting, halting, and monitoring Model 204, setting user priorities, entering passwords and privileges into the Model 204 password table, sending certain types of messages, creating and deleting permanent groups, and defining networks.</td></tr>

	<tr><td nowrap>System administrator</td> <td>Issues certain control commands that monitor Model 204, set user priorities, suspend user processing, and maintain networks. A system administrator can be an operator or an aide to the system manager.</td></tr>		<tr><td nowrap>System administrator</td> <td>Issues certain system control commands that monitor Model 204, set user priorities, suspend user processing, and maintain networks. A system administrator can be an operator or an aide to the system manager.</td></tr>

	<tr><td>User 0</td> <td>Has privileges similar to those of the system administrator.</td></tr>		<tr><td>User 0</td> <td>Has privileges similar to those of the system administrator.</td></tr>

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 The User 0 function is explained in [[Defining the runtime environment (CCAIN)#Structure of CCAIN|Structure of CCAIN]].
 ==Command abbreviations==

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 <li>[[:Category:Subsystem commands|Subsystem commands]]</li>
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	===Commands by user type===		===Commands by user type===

			The [[:Category:Commands\|Commands]] category contains subcategories listing the commands that each user type can issue:
			<ul>
			<li>[[:Category:System manager commands\|System manager commands]]</li>
			<li>[[:Category:System administrator commands\|System administrator commands]]</li>
			<li>[[:Category:Operator commands\|Operator commands]]</li>
			<li>[[:Category:User commands\|User commands]]</li>
			<li>[[:Category:Superuser commands\|Superuser commands]]</li>
			<li>[[:Category:File manager commands\|File manager commands]]</li>
			<li>[[:Category:Subsystem commands\|Subsystem commands]]</li>
			</ul>
			For information about User 0 commands, see [[Overview_of_Model_204_commands#Issuing_User_0_commands\|Issuing User 0 commands]].


	Commands are listed below by the user type that is generally allowed to issue them.		Commands are listed below by the user type that is generally allowed to issue them.

ELowell: /* Using the asterisk () for Model 204 command and SOUL comments /

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	To form a comment, use the asterisk character as the first non-blank character, either in a line in a series of <var class="product">Model 204</var> commands or as a SOUL statement; both uses, with some interesting variations, are shown here:		To form a comment, use the asterisk character as the first non-blank character, either in a line in a series of <var class="product">Model 204</var> commands or as a SOUL statement; both uses, with some interesting variations, are shown here:
	<p class="code"><nowiki>OPEN MYPROCS		<p class="code" style="font-size:90%"><nowiki>OPEN MYPROCS
	*MYPXX1		*MYPXX1
	* Preceding line is actual password - a good practice is to start all file passwords with an asterisk		* Preceding line is actual password - a good practice is to start all file passwords with an asterisk

ELowell at 17:09, 22 March 2017

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	<tr class="head"><th>Type of user</th> <th>Can issue these commands</th> <th>See...</th></tr>		<tr class="head"><th>Type of user</th> <th>Can issue these commands</th> <th>See...</th></tr>

	<tr><td>System manager</td> <td>System manager <br>System administrator <br>Operator <br>~~Ordinary user~~</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_user_ID_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] X'08'</td></tr>		<tr><td>System manager</td> <td>System manager <br>System administrator <br>Operator <br>User</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_user_ID_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] X'08'</td></tr>

	<tr><td>System administrator</td> <td>System administrator <br>Operator<br>		<tr><td>System administrator</td> <td>System administrator <br>Operator<br>
	~~Ordinary user~~</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_user_ID_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] X'40'</td></tr>		User</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_user_ID_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] X'40'</td></tr>

	<tr><td>Operator</td> <td>Operator</td></tr>		<tr><td>Operator</td> <td>Operator</td></tr>

	<tr><td>~~Ordinary user~~</td> <td>~~Ordinary user~~</td></tr>		<tr><td>User</td> <td>User</td></tr>

	<tr><td>Superuser</td> <td>Superuser <br>~~Ordinary user~~</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_user_ID_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] X'80'</td></tr>		<tr><td>Superuser</td> <td>Superuser <br>User</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_user_ID_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] X'80'</td></tr>

	<tr><td>File manager</td> <td>File manager <br>~~Ordinary user~~</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_file_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] and [[PRIVDEF_parameter\|PRIVDEF]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>File manager</td> <td>File manager <br>User</td> <td>[[LOGCTL_command:_Modifying_file_entries_in_the_password_table\|LOGCTL]] and [[PRIVDEF_parameter\|PRIVDEF]]</td></tr>

	<tr><td>User 0</td> <td>See [[Overview_of_Model_204_commands#Issuing_User_0_commands\|Issuing User 0 commands]]</td></tr>		<tr><td>User 0</td> <td>See [[Overview_of_Model_204_commands#Issuing_User_0_commands\|Issuing User 0 commands]]</td></tr>
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	====~~Ordinary user~~ commands====		====User commands====
	<table>		<table>
	<tr><td>ALLOCATE (with ALOCPRIV)</td> <td>LOGIN</td></tr>		<tr><td>ALLOCATE (with ALOCPRIV)</td> <td>LOGIN</td></tr>

Overview of Model 204 commands - Revision history

Dme: /* IN: Specifying an IN clause in a command */

ELowell: /* Using the asterisk (*) for Model 204 command and SOUL comments */

ELowell: /* User type */

JAL: misc formatting

ELowell: /* User type */

ELowell: renamed section "Commands by user type" to "Viewing lists of..."; moved upward on page

ELowell: replaced manual tables of commands by user type with links to those subcategories

ELowell: /* Commands by user type */ - added links to subcategories of commands by user type

ELowell: /* Using the asterisk (*) for Model 204 command and SOUL comments */

ELowell at 17:09, 22 March 2017

ELowell: /* Using the asterisk () for Model 204 command and SOUL comments /

ELowell: /* Using the asterisk () for Model 204 command and SOUL comments /