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ACC Utilities Reference Guide > Chapter 4 ZMNTR - ZCOM Runtime Monitor
Running ZMNTR (ZCOM Runtime Monitor) |
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ZMNTR has the following runstring options: Usage:
Options:
The -m option is to specify an alternate message file other than the default one comes with the ACC product installation. The -k option is to disable the running of the "ied" process to act as the input front-end to ZMNTR. Refer the man page of ied for more details. Note that if ZMNTR is used in a non-interactive way, it may be necessary to use -k option to avoid undesired results. To run ZMNTR from the shell prompt $ enter:
ZMNTR program displays the banner line showing the ZCOM data structure version and the ZMNTR program revision. The prompt ZMNTR> indicates ZMNTR is ready to accept interactive commands. Commands are entered using either commas or spaces as delimiters between parameters. For example:
both have the same effect. ZMNTR can also execute commands directly from the shell command line. For example: $ zmntr tt 1 5 will start ZMNTR, execute the TT command, and then exit from ZMNTR returning to the shell prompt. This command may also be entered with commas as delimiters between the command parameters, but must have a space between ZMNTR and the TT command, for example: $ zmntr tt,1,5 is allowed, but: $ zmntr,tt,1,5 is not allowed. ZMNTR may also be run from a command file. The command file may be invoked in two ways. Firstly from the interactive mode by entering the TR command followed by the file name, or from the shell command line. For example: ZMNTR> tr command.file Refer to the TR command description for more details on command files. If ZMNTR is run interactively from an HP terminal (such as HP2392, or 700/92), or a window emulating an HP terminal, a command stack facility is available to allow easy repetition of previously used commands, and editing of those commands for reuse. The command stack is displayed by entering / causing ZMNTR to display the list of most recently used commands on the screen. For example: ZMNTR> / ZMNTR positions the cursor at the bottom of the list. Any of the commands may be reused by positioning the cursor on the desired line and pressing <Return>. If the command needs to be changed before reusing, then it can be modified on the screen before pressing <Return>. The output from ZMNTR is usually displayed on the terminal. However if ZMNTR is run with standard out redirected to an alternate destination, then only the ZMNTR prompts will be seen on the terminal. For example, the usual dialog for two TT commands is shown below: $ zmntr ZMNTR> tt 6 10 However, if the output is redirected to a file zmntr.out the dialog reduces to the following: $ zmntr -k > zmntr.out The generated output can be seen by viewing the file zmntr.out. $ more zmntr.out The output can also be directed to a file using the LL command. Refer to the section “LL - Set New List File” for a more detailed description for that command. |
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