Fup Command Summary; Table B-1. Fup Control Commands - HP T6553 D45 Reference Manual

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FUP Command Summary

For a description of the individual function and structure of each FUP command, see
Section 2, FUP Commands. Each command fits into one of four distinct command
groups: control, information, security, and file management. The FUP commands in
this appendix are categorized according to their function.
Table B-1 lists the commands you use to control FUP.
you use to obtain information.
Table B-3 lists commands used for security management. You can use these
commands only on files with standard security codes. For files protected by the
Safeguard product, you must use the Safeguard command interpreter (SAFECOM).
Note. For information on SAFECOM commands and their syntax, see the Safeguard
Reference Manual.
Table B-4 lists commands that you can use to manage files with either Guardian or
Safeguard security codes.

Table B-1. FUP Control Commands

Command
!
?
ALLOW
CONFIG[URE]
DISPLAYBITS
EXIT
FC
HELP
HISTORY
OBEY
REPORTWIDTH
SYSTEM
VOLUME
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Function
Reexecutes the specified command.
Displays the specified command.
Sets the number of errors and warnings allowed during the execution of
FUP commands.
Customizes your FUP configuration information.
Sets the display mode for file data.
Terminates the FUP process. It must be typed at the FUP prompt.
Lets you fix a command by editing and reexecuting a command line.
This command is for interactive use only.
Lists the names of all the FUP commands or displays the syntax of a
particular command.
Displays the FUP commands used most recently.
Reads commands from a file and executes them.
Sets the maximum length (in columns) for the FUP output format.
Sets the current default system name used by FUP.
Sets the current default disk volume and subvolume names used by
FUP.
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Table B-2 lists the commands