HP e3000 MPE/iX Release 7.0 System Software Maintenance Manual (30216-90317)
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HP Stage/iX Reference
HP Stage/iX Commands
The ;CONFIRM or ;NOCONFIRM option specifies whether or not the DELETE command will
prompt you for confirmation. If you specify ;NOCONFIRM, then STAGEMAN will NOT prompt
for confirmation. The default is ;CONFIRM.
Example
STAGEMAN> DEL OLD_STAGING_AREA;NOCONFIRM
DELETEFILE (DELETEF,DF)
The DELETEFILE command removes a file from a staging area. The file is physically purged
from the staging area’s directory, and all references to it are removed from the HP Stage/iX
environment.
The DELETEFILE command can be abbreviated as DELETEF or DF.
Expert Mode Command:
Syntax
DELETEFILE [STAGE=]
stage_name
[FILE=]
file_name
Parameters
[STAGE=]stage_name (required)
The name of the HP Stage/iX staging area from which the file (or files) is (are) to be
deleted. This must be an existing staging area. The staging area cannot be in use, and
cannot be designated for use on the next boot.
Staging area names are case sensitive.
[FILE=]file_name (required)
The name of the file to be deleted. The file name can be wildcarded.
The filename in this command is case sensitive.
Example
STAGEMAN> DELETEFILE stage1, SYSGEN.PUB.SYS
STAGEMAN> DF stage1, SYSG@
DISKUSE (DU)
The DISKUSE command can be used to determine how much disk space is currently being
used by an HP Stage/iX staging area.
When a staging area is currently in use, the files that are normally in that staging area
have been renamed into their natural locations. As a result, a staging area is virtually
empty when it in use (only a few HP Stage/iX specific files remain). The DISKUSE command
is misleading when a staging area is currently in use, since it cannot account for the disk
space used by the files which have been renamed. The DISKUSE command prints a warning
if you do a DISKUSE on the currently active staging area.
The DISKUSE command in STAGEMAN is really just an interface into the MPE/iX DISKUSE
command. The output is therefore identical to the MPE/iX DISKUSE command. For