HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 16)

Using TNSVU
TNSVU User’s Guide— 528143-003
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Understanding the TNSVU Banner
For example, to open the file named myfile:
> OPEN myfile
>myfile
To invoke TNSVU and open myfile at the same time:
TNSVU myfile
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Opened file myfile
myfile>
You can also use the OPEN command to change the file you are currently browsing.
For example, once you open myfile, you can close it and open ourfile:
> OPEN myfile
myfile> OPEN ourfile
ourfile>
If the file you are trying to open does not exist or cannot be opened, TNSVU issues this
error message:
> OPEN thefile
*** Could not open file thefile
>
Understanding the TNSVU Banner
Once you invoke TNSVU and open a TNS object file, the banner prints the time that
this version of the tool was built and the time you begin your viewing session. The
banner also appears in the log file if one is open.
Entering TNSVU Commands
You can supply some or all commands for a TNSVU session on the TACL command
line. The first argument is the name of the TNS object file TNSVU should open,
followed by a comma-separated list of commands:
filename
specifies the name of a type-100 TNS object file.
TNSVU [ filename [ , command ] ]