Now enter one of the following commands:
#cp set of 02 immed q rdr#q prt#q pun
-- or
cp set pf02 immed q rdr"#q prt"#q pun
or
set pf02 immed q rdr"#g prt"#q pun
and press the key. CP assigns the three OUERY commands as functions of the PF02 key.
Pressing the PF02 key executes the three QUERY commands.
Enter the following command while in CMS mode:
set linedit off
and press the ENTER key.
Then enter:
set pf02 immed q rdr#q prt#q pun
or
cp set pf02 immed q rdr#g prt#q pun
and press the ENTER key. CP assigns the three QUERY commands as functions of the PF02 key.
Then enter:
set line3it on
and press the key.
Pressing the PF02 key executes the three QUERY commands.
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SLEEP Use the SLEEP command to place the virtual machine in a dormant state
but allow messages to be displayed. You can specify a sleep interval in
the line and the virtual machine is awakened automatically when
the specified interval has elapsed. The of the SLEEP command is:
r , r r " , , ,SECII , SLeep I I nn I !1!.NI I , IHRsl1 L L .J..J L
r r " I ISECII ,nn I 111.N1 I I !H1sll L L J J
indicates the number of seconds, minutes, or hours, measured by the clock, that the virtual machine is to
remain dormant. The value nn can be any decimal number from 00 through 99. If you specify no time unit, the value of nn
is taken to be in minutes.
1. During the dormant period, the virtual machine does not run but time is still being counted.
2. The terminal can be awakened at any time by signaling attention.
3. If n) interval is specified, the virtual machine remains dormant
until awakened by signaling attention.
4. If y)U issue the SLEEP command from a CP read or from a VM read
using the CP "escape" function (ICP SLEEP), the end of the time interval or signalinq attention returns you to the CP environment.
5. If y)U issue the SLEEP command while in virtual machine mode (for
examole, execution of the command line CP SLEEP), the end of
the time interval or signaling attention returns your terminal to virtaal machine mode without entering the CP environment.
6. The SLEEP command, with the time interval, is a convenient way to delay or schedule the execution of certain jobs that could be run more efficiently at a later time; for example, second shift. None. section 5. Format of CP Commands 139