
SET ECHO
Use the SET ECHO command to ec ho user input to a standard output le. T o turn ECHO on, type SET ECHO ; to turn it o, t ype the command again. The SET ECHO command is
useful for checking the job stream output le on MPE/iX. SET ECHO can be abbreviated to SE.
Anyone can issue this command.
NETUtil Syntax
netutil=> SET ECHO
Examples
Here is an example of a command le that includes the SET ECHO command:
1set echo
2 show user
3cnode.cdomain.corg
4*
5quit
(Use TDP or another line editor to create the le.)
The output of the command le is equated to a standard output le.
:File out; Dev=LP
NETUtil is run with the command le:
:run netutil.pub.sys;stdin=cmdfile;stdlist=*out
Here is a typical printout of the results of using this command le:
netutil => netutil=> show user
Client Node Name/Session Type Name: cnode.cdomain.corg
Client Login Name: *
Client Node Name/Session Type Name: cnode.cdomain.corg
Client Login Name: ann.orders,vendors
Server Login Name: ann.orders,vendors
Client Node Name/Session Type Name: cnode.cdomain.corg
Client Login Name: charly.finance,stmts
Server Login Name: charly.finance,stmts
netutil=> quit