Help is available for the following topics: 1022 4UP ADUMP AJ APLBAS ARP ASSIGN ATTACH BACKUP BRACK CALCOM CALEND CANCEL CDCEOF CHANGE COBOL COMMAN COMPIL CONTRO COSTS COUNT CPUNCH CREATE DATESW DDT DEBUG DECLAR DELETE DEMOS DETACH DIRECT DISK EBCDIC ECHO EMPIRE FAILSA FAL FILES FORDDT FORFLO FORTH FORTRA FROM10 GCS GENCOM GLIM GRIPE GT40 HELP HLPALL HLPSQZ HOLIDA HPPLOT IMSL INDEX JOB KDPLDR KERMIT KILL KJOB LABDMC LASER LIBRAR LINED LINK LOGIN LSTMAI MAKVIR MASTER MCROSS MONITO MOUNT MS MTA MTTOPT MUPPET NAME NCP NETWOR NFT NOTICE NYPLAN OLDNOT OMNIGR OPR PACMAN PAL10 PASSWO PASWRD PHONES PLOT POUT PUB QUEUE REATTA REDUCE RENAME RENBR RERUN RSXFMT RSXRED SAAM SAVE SDPL SED SEDONL SEDOTH SEE SEND SEWER SIXPRT SMALL SORT SPACIN SPIKE STAFF STATIS STREK SUPCAL SUPSUB SYSDPY SYSTEM TAPCOP TECMAC TEK TEKVEW TERMIN TIME TIP TO10 TOPS TREK TREND TYPFIL USERS USNMRG VAXTAP VERIFY WHO XVFU .KJOB [DECLARE.HLP 8-Sep-1982] The DECLARE program allows a user to manipulate user-defined commands. The syntax to define a command is: NAME=FILESPEC or NAME/UNIQUE:n=FILESPEC where "n" is either 1,2,3 or 4. When a command has been defined, the monitor will from then on search the users' command table in parallel with the monitor command table. In the case of conflicts, exact definitions are given precedence, and in the case of conflicts within this, the users commands are given precedence. In the case of conflicts arising from an abbreviation being given, the monitor re-searches its own command table without searching the users' command table, and if it finds a unique match, it will use it. A user may define "uniqueness" for a command, which the monitor will behave as if the command had been given an exact definition for that many characters. Examples: .DECLARE TECO=SYS:STECO .TECO ;Will run SYS:STECO .TEC ;Will run SYS:TECO (Monitor overrides in the case of abbrev.) .TE ;Will run SYS:TECO However, .DECLARE TECO/UNIQUE:2=SYS:STECO .TECO ;Will run SYS:STECO .TEC ;Will run SYS:STECO .TE ;Will run SYS:STECO .T ;will say ?T? since even the monitor commands conflict Other options allowed by this program are: /CLEAR Clear all user defined commands. This is a standalone switch. /LIST Lists the command names that the user currently has defined. This is also a standalone switch. /KILL This switch will remove the definition of a command. This switch also requires a COMMAND NAME. .KJOB .