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Command reference - xConfiguration
The xConfiguration group of commands are used to
set and change individual items of configuration. Each
command is made up of a main element followed by
one or more sub-elements.
The following pages list all the xConfiguration
commands currently available on the VCS.
To set a particular item of configuration, type the
command as shown. The valid values for each
command are indicated in the angle brackets following
each command; these are explained opposite.
To obtain information about the existing configuration
on the VCS:
type xConfiguration to return all current
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configuration settings for the VCS.
type xConfiguration <element> to return all
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current configuration for that particular element and
all its sub-elements.
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type xConfiguration <element> <sub-
element> to return all current configuration for
that group of sub-elements.
To obtain information about using each of the
xConfiguration commands:
type xConfiguration ? to return a list of all
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elements available under the xConfiguration
command.
type xConfiguration ?? to return a list of all
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elements available under the xConfiguration
command, along with the valuespace, description
and default values for each.
type xConfiguration <element> ? to return all
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available sub-elements, along with the valuespace,
description and default values for each.
type xConfiguration <element>
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<sub-element> ? to return all available sub-
elements, along with the valuespace, description
and default values for each.
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The valid value for
this command is a
string. The minimum
and maximum number
of characters is
shown after the S.
When issuing this
command, the string
must be typed in
double quotes.
The valid values for
this command are
one of the options
shown within the
angle brackets.
The valid value for
this command is an
integer. The minimum
and maximum values
are shown within the
angle brackets.
Square brackets
indicate that you can
configure more than
one of this particular
item. Each item is
assigned an index
within the range
shown.
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