mvEnterprise/BASIC DATA statement, this data is stored as

 

though the user actually typed it in. It appears on the screen,

 

one character at a time, until the input stack is exhausted.

 

Note that the input buffer is limited to 300 bytes.

 

In addition to single characters, a carriage return can be fed

 

to the input stream with the two-character escape sequence

 

'\r'.

-l

Set the mvEnterprise line number for this process. If not

 

supplied, mvEnterprise locates the first unused line. The

 

general form is -lnwhere n specifies the mvEnterprise line

 

number. The form -ln-mcan be used to specify a range of

 

mvEnterprise line numbers to use. The first unused

 

mvEnterprise line in the range is assigned to the process.

-n{n}

Alter the default UNIX scheduling priority.

-oh

Suppress LOGON banner.

-ol

Log line off when carrier drop detected.

-ot

For mvEnterprise processes connected via telnet. The -ot

 

option causes a logged on mvEnterprise process to be left in

 

a re-startable state when its telnet connection is lost. The

 

process can only be restarted using the monitor option -I.

 

For mvEnterprise processes which are logged off, the loss of

 

the telnet connection does not require the monitor option -I.

 

The mvEnterprise port is available to any new monitor

 

activation. mvEnterprise processes that require an immediate

 

logoff when the telnet connection is lost should use the

 

monitor option -ol.

-qb

Allows you to break the current process.

-r

Set communications options. The general form is -rfpwhere

 

f and p specify flow control and parity as follows:

 

*flow: y -X-on/off flow control (default).

 

n -No flow control (passed to program as

 

data).

 

i -Input flow control only.

 

o -Output flow control only.

NOTE: For all of the options above, hardware output flow control is

enabled and hardware input flow control is disabled.

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