OpenVMS.Courses.Fundamentals.zip

COURSE TITLE: OpenVMS Fundamentals, Version 7.2 (Rev. 0.30) The .PDF files for this course should be used for a lecture-lab in a classroom with an instructor. Use Adobe Acrobat Reader V3 or V4 to read the .PDF files. This is a new course (Rev. 0.30). FORMAT Lecture/Lab LENGTH Four days PRODUCT OVERVIEW This course teaches how to use the OpenVMS operating system to create, manipulate, and manage files. Students learn how to tailor the user environment using logical names and DCL symbols. The DCL command language interpreter is described, and students learn how to use the command line interface. Students learn to develop basic command procedures and to create a LOGIN.COM command file to tailor the login session. COURSE ABSTRACT This course features: * The user environment and using logical names and DCL symbols. * The DCL command language interpreter and its command line interface. * Basic command procedures. * Creating a LOGIN.COM command procedure to tailor the login session. COURSE OUTLINE Module 1, Hardware Overview * Overview of System Architecture * VAX Compared to Alpha * Peripherals * OpenVMS Clusters * Networks * Networking Overview Module 2, Software Overview * LOGIN * The Process * Software Context * Hardware Context * Virtual Address Space * Virtual Address Space on Alpha * Process Types * Process Privileges * System Processes * Process Terms * Utilities * Layered Products Module 3, Introduction to DCL * DCL * DCL Features * Command Line Format * Command String Elements * DCL Informational Commands * DCL and File Oriented Parameters * DCL File Name Parsing Example * Qualifiers * Getting Started with HELP * Basic DCL Commands * Command Line Editing * Control Keys * Terminal Characteristics * /PAGE Qualifier * Error Messages * HELP Message Utility Module 4, Using Editors * Editing Options * EVE Overview * EVE Editor * EVE File Recovery * EDT Overview * EDT Line Mode Commands * Mail and Phone Module 5, Mail and Phone * Mail Utility * Phone Utility Module 6, Directories and Files * Complete File Specification * Directories * Creating Directories * Directory Command * Deleting Subdirectories * Wildcards * File Protection * Processes, Objects, and Protections * Protection Categories * Categories of File Access * File Protection * Access Control Lists Module 7, File Manipulation * File Management Commands * APPEND * Record Types * DUMP Utility * DIFFERENCES * SEARCH Command Module 8, Logical Names * Logical Names * Logical Name Tables * Group Logical Name Tables * System Logical Name Table * Logical Name Translation * Process Permanent Logical Names * Other Logical Name Features Module 9, Symbols * DCL Symbols * Symbol Substitution * Symbol Types * Integer Symbol Examples * Symbols Compared to Logical Names * Defining Keys at the DCL Prompt Module 10, Introduction to Command Procedures * Command Procedures * WRITE Command * Positional Parameter Symbols * Command Procedure Development * Conventions and Rules * Conditional Execution * Determining Mode of Execution * LOGIN.COM * PIPES Module 11, Disk-to-Tape Activities * File Copy from Disk to Tape * Further Tape Activities * User-Level Backup * Backups to Tape * Processing Floppies Module 12, Queues: Batch and Print * Queues * Batch Queues * Process Permanent Logical Name Contrasts * Print Queues Appendixes (Optional Topics) * Appendix A, Extending Command Procedures * Appendix B, Program Development Environment TARGET AUDIENCE OpenVMS system users and programmers. COURSE OBJECTIVES Upon completing this course, the student should be able to: * Log into an OpenVMS system and use DCL. * Create and modify files using an editor. * Manage files and organize them into directory files. * Set protection permissions on files. * Create and use DCL symbols. * Create and use logical names. * Use the Mail utility to read and send mail. * Write basic command procedures. * Create a LOGIN.COM command procedure. * Submit batch and print jobs to queues. PREREQUISITES Basic knowledge of computer use. DELIVERY REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTRUCTOR-LED TRAINING Instructor: The instructor requires a PC with display unit for presentation and demonstration. Each student: * Each student requires a PC with Ethernet connections. * PCs should be configured with PowerTERM, KEAterm, or equivalent terminal emulator. PRESENTATION SLIDE INFORMATION The notes pages of the slides contain instructor notes and answers to the learning checks. To print these for reference during class, select Notes Pages in the "Print what" field of the Print menu. Be sure to disable the Black & White option.

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