OpenVMS.Courses.skills.zip

Course Title: OpenVMS Skills for Users OVERVIEW OF PRODUCT This course presents basic skills needed for OpenVMS use. COURSE ABSTRACT This course features basic skills that a novice needs to know to become a functioning user on an OpenVMS system, including: · Logging in and out of an OpenVMS system · Setting up terminal characteristics · Issuing DCL commands · Creating and editing text files · Sending messages to other system users · Writing a simple command procedure COURSE OUTLINE LOGGING IN AND OUT OF AN OPENVMS SYSTEMS Gaining Access to an OpenVMS System Accessing a Remote OpenVMS System Using Simple User Security Techniques Terminating an OpenVMS Session ISSUING COMMANDS Constructing a DCL Command Using DCL to Interact with the System Using DCL Features NAMING AND STORING FILES Constructing an OpenVMS File Specification Creating and Identifying Subdirectories Displaying Information About Files CREATING MEMOS, REPORTS, AND DATA FILES Creating Memos, Reports, and Data Files Performing Basic EVE Operations Creating and Modifying a Text File Requesting Help with EVE Using Some Advanced Features of EVE Saving an Edited File MANIPULATING FILES Making Copies of Files Displaying the Contents of Files Printing Files Renaming Files Removing Files from Disk COMMUNICATING WITH OTHER USERS Using the Mail Utility Sending to Users on Exchange Invoking the Mail Utility . . . Mail Folders Exiting from the Mail Utility Displaying Information About Messages . . . Listing Mail Messages Displaying a List of All Your Folders . . . Specifying a Folder Reading Messages . . . Sending Messages . . . Ways to Send a Message . . . Editing Your Message Copying People on Your Messages Using a Distribution List to Send a Message Using a Signature File Replying to messages Deleting Messages . . . Retrieving a Deleted Message PURGE Command GETTING HELP OpenVMS Help Facility Selecting a Topic from the DCL Command Line . . Faster Use of Help Help Message Utility (MSGHLP) HELP/MESSAGE Command Using Status Codes Resources Using the OpenVMS Documentation Set PROTECTING YOUR DATA Using File Protection Security Profiles Protected Objects . Contents of a User Security Profile Contents of an Object's Security Profile . User Identification Codes, UICs . Purpose of UICs . . UIC Components . UIC Formats Protection Codes Types of Access . . Types of File Access User Categories . . Assigning UICs to Categories Default Protection Manipulating Protection Codes . Setting File Protection Example: Setting File Protection Protection on Directory Files Steps in Deleting a Directory File Common Errors in Deleting Directory Files Common Error: Deleting a Directory That Is Not Empty . . . Common Error: Deleting a Protected Directory File SAVING COPIES OF FILES Backup Utility What the Backup Utility Can Do BACKUP Command Save Sets Restoring a File from a Save Set CUSTOMIZING YOUR WORKING ENVIRONMENT Using Logical Names Commands Used to Create Logical Names Rules for Creating Logical Names Logical Names in Equivalence Strings . Duration of a Logical Name . Using Logical Names . Common Uses for Logical Names Specification Common Error in Using Logical Names Using Logical Names with the Mail Utility Determining the Equivalence of a Logical Name Translation of Logical Names SHOW TRANSLATION Command SHOW LOGICAL Command Removing Logical Names DEASSIGN Command Delete All Process Logical Names Logical Names the System Creates for You . Logical Names Created by the System . SYS$LOGIN SYS$LOGIN_DEVICE Using Symbols Local Symbols . . . Global Symbols . . Duration of Symbols Data Types for Symbols Creating Symbols Equating Symbols to Character Strings . Sample String Assignments . Equating Symbols to Integers Creating a Symbol as a Command Synonym Creating Symbols that Can Be Abbreviated Displaying Symbols . . Displaying the Equivalence String Deleting Symbols Sample DELETE/SYMBOL Commands . Using Keypad Definitions Creating Keypad Definitions . . . Keys that Can Be Defined . . Defining Keys . . . Scope and Duration of Keypad Definitions Tailoring Keypad Definitions Common Errors in Defining Keys Displaying Keypad Definitions . . Deleting Keypad Definitions . . . Deleting a Single Keypad Definition . . . Deleting All Keypad Definitions Writing Command Procedures Developing Command Procedures Steps for Developing Command Procedures Rules for Developing Command Procedures Guidelines for Developing Command Procedures . . How a Command Procedure Is Executed Testing Your Command Procedure Halting Execution Executing a Command Procedure in Batch Writing a Login Command Procedure LOGIN.COM Bypassing LOGIN.COM Common Errors in Login Command Procedures . . TARGET AUDIENCE OpenVMS Users COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completion of this course, students should be able to: · Log in and out of an OpenVMS system · Construct and enter DCL commands · Construct and use OpenVMS file specifications · Describe and move around directories · Create and edit text files using the EVE editor · Use DCL commands to manipulate and find files · Use the Mail utility to communicate with other users · Use the Help utility and the OpenVMS documentation set to get help about the OpenVMS system · Describe and use UIC protection codes · Customize the working environment through the use of logical names, symbols, and key definitions in a simple login command file PREREQUISITES There are no course prerequisites. Delivery Requirements for Instructor-Led Training Instructor: Projection unit for use with laptop

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