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- 22:42, 23 January 2025 MINUGLOBAL command (hist | edit) [1,321 bytes] RPuszewski (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The <var>MINUGLOBAL</var> command sets minumum values for all UTABLE resetable parameters. No changes are actually made to any user table settings. However, any subsequent <var>UTABLE</var> or <var>PUSHUTABLE</var> command by any user will honor the minimum value and if the defined value is less than the defined minimum, the value will be increased to the minimum value. Note: <var>MINUTABLE</var> takes precedence over any <var>MINUGLOBAL</var> minimum value. The <var...")
- 22:36, 23 January 2025 MINUTABLE command (hist | edit) [1,299 bytes] RPuszewski (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The <var>MINUTABLE</var> command sets minumum values for user UTABLE resetable parameters. No changes are actually made to the user table settings. However, any subsequent <var>UTABLE</var> or <var>PUSHUTABLE</var> command will honor the minimum value and if the defined value is less than the defined minimum, the value will be increased to the minimum value. The <var>MINUTABLE</var> command has two optional parameters: <ul> <li><var class="term">LIST</var> Lists the d...")
- 17:10, 22 January 2025 PUSHPARMS and POPPARMS commands (hist | edit) [1,794 bytes] RPuszewski (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The <var>PUSHPARMS</var> command saves all user resetable parameters(ie. no system/file parameters). No values may be specified with the command. After PUSHPARMS, the RESET command may be used to set the desired user parameters. Only one <var>PUSHPARMS</var> may be done per include level. The <var>POPPARMS</var> command restores all user resetable parameters. ===Command syntax=== The general form of the commands is: <p class="syntax"><span class="literal">PUSHPARMS <...")
- 16:45, 22 January 2025 PUSHPARM (hist | edit) [2,362 bytes] RPuszewski (talk | contribs) (Created page with "The <var>PUSHPARM</var> command saves resetable parameters(user/system/file) and changes the values to the new specified value. New values are simply added to the <var>PUSHPARM</var> command, ie. PUSHPARM MCPU 1000. Only one <var>PUSHPARM</var> may be done per include level. The <var>POPPARM</var> command restores all resetable parameters previously saved by <var>PUSHPARM</var> or <var>PUSHPARMQ</var>. <var>PUSHPARMQ</var> is identical to <var>PUSHPARM</var>, but the ne...")