R E S P O N D 1.0 SYSTEM CAPABILITIES RESPOND IS A REMOTE CONVERSATIONAL SYSTEM THAT DIRECTS THE FLOW OF DATA BETWEEN THE CDC 6400, AND A NUMBER OF REMOTE CHARACTER-MODE TELETYPES. THIS SYSTEM ALLOWS THE REMOTE USER TO CREATE FILES,COMPILE PROGRAMS, AND EXECUTE THEM FROM HIS TERMINAL. HE MAY CHOOSE TO HAVE HIS OUTPUT PRINTED AT HIS REMOTE STATION OR HE CAN DIRECT IT TO THE CENTRAL SITE FOR PRINTING ON A HIGH SPEED PRINTER. 1.1 THE TELETYPE TERMINAL AND SPECIAL CHARACTERS CERTAIN KEYS ON THE TELETYPE HAVE SPECIAL USES IN THE RESPOND SYSTEM. CARRIAGE RETURN-A KEY AT THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE KEYBOARD LABELED RETURN CAUSES A CARRIAGE RETURN. THE CARRIAGE RETURN IS USED IN THE RESPOND SYSTEM AS A SIGNAL TO THE SYSTEM THAT THE USER HAS FINISHED TYPING THE CURRENT LINE. THEREFORE THE CARRIAGE RETURN SHOULD NOT BE USED TO RETURN THE CARRIAGE FOR A CONTINUATION LINE. INSTEAD, WHEN YOU NEAR THE RIGHT MARGIN YOU SHOULD TYPE SLOWLY SINCE THE SYSTEM WILL SEND YOU AN AUTOMATIC LINE FEED AND CARRIAGE RETURN. BACKSPACE KEY- THE UNDERLINE OVER THE LETTER O IS THE BACKSPACE KEY. WHEN THIS KEY IS DEPRESSED IT WILL PRINT AN UNDERLINE AND THE SYSTEM WILL RECOGNIZE THIS AS A BACKSPACE OVER THE PREVIOUS CHARACTER TYPED. THE PHYSICAL CARRIAGE POSITION WILL NOT BACKSPACE. MULTIPLE BACKSPACES ARE ALLOWED. ANY BACKSPACES PAST THE LEFT MARGIN ARE IGNORED. TAB KEY- IN ORDER TO INITIATE A TABULATION OPERATION THE USER SHOULD DEPRESS THE 'CTRL' KEY AND THE TAB KEY SIMULTANEOUSLY. THIS WILL TRANSMIT A TAB COMMAND BREAK CHARACTER- THE NUMBER SIGN IS USED AS A BREAK CHARACTER. IN THIS DOCUMENT THE SYMBOL \ WILL BE USED. THIS CHARACTER IS USED TO INTERRUPT CERTAIN SYSTEM ACTIVITIES. VARIOUS USES WILL BE DESCRIBED WITH THE PERTINENT COMMANDS. TO CANCEL A COMMAND BEFORE IT IS SENT YOU SHOULD TYPE THE BREAK CHARACTER FOLLOWED BY A CARRIAGE RETURN. THE SYSTEM WILL NOT RESPOND WITH THE FOUR PERIODS BUT YOU ARE STILL READY TO TYPE A NEW COMMAND. $ 2.0 LOGIN S CHARACTER IS USED TO INTERRUPT CERTAIN SYSTEM ACTIVITIES. VARIOUS USES WILL BE DESCRIBED W THE FIRST THING A USER MUST DO TO OBTAIN ACCESS TO THE CAPABILITIES OF THE RESPOND SYSTEM IS TO LOGIN. THE FORMAT OF THE COMMAND IS LOGIN {PASSWORD| {ACCOUNT NUMBER| IF THE PASSWORD WHICH YOU USE IS NOT REGISTERED WITH THE SYSTEM OR IS NOT PERMITTED ON THE TERMINAL YOU ARE USING THEN YOU WILL RECEIVE THE MESSAGE 'ILLEGAL PASSWORD'. IF SOMEONE ELSE HAS LOGGED IN ON ANOTHER TERMINAL WITH YOUR PASSWORD YOU WILL GET THE MESSAGE 'PASSWORD IN USE'. IF YOU SUCCEED IN LOGGING IN YOU WILL RECEIVE THE DATE AND TIME AT WHICH YOU LOGGED IN FOLLOWED BY FOUR PERIODS. THESE FOUR PERIODS ARE THE SIGNAL THAT YOU MAY PROCEED WITH YOUR NEXT COMMAND TO THE SYSTEM. THE FIRST THING A USER MUST DO TO OBTAIN ACCESS TO THE CAPABILITIES OF THE 2.1 LOGOUT THE FORM OF THE COMMAND IS LOGOUT THIS COMMAND WILL SIGN YOU OFF THE RESPOND SYSTEM. 3.0 LIST COMMAND RECEIVE THE DATE AND TIME AT WHICH YOU LOGGED IN FOLLOWED BY FOUR PERIODS. THESE FOUR PERIODS ARE INFORMATION PUT INTO THE RESPOND SYSTEM IS MAINTAINED IN STRUCTURES CALLED FILES. THERE ARE TWO CLASSES OF FILES- PRIVATE (USER DEFINED) FILES AND PUBLIC FILES. THE FILES WHICH A USER CREATES ARE CALLED HIS PRIVATE FILES. HE MAY READ, CHANGE, OR DELETE THESE FILES AS HE DESIRES. PUBLIC FILES ARE AVAILABLE TO ALL USERS OF THE SYSTEM BUT THEY MAY NOT BE MODIFIED BY THE USERS. ONE OF THE FIRST COMMANDS YOU WILL NEED IS ONE TO DISPLAY YOUR FILES.THE FORM IS LIST FILES THIS WILL LIST ALL THE PRIVATE FILES WHICH A USER HAS DEFINED, GIVING THE FILE NAME, LENGTH, TYPE OF FILE (BINARY OR DISPLAY CODE), AMOUNT OF DISC SPACE OCCUPIED AND THE DATE OF CREATION. TO LIST PUBLIC FILES THE FORM OF THE COMMAND IS LIST PUBLIC FILES THIS SUPPLIES THE SAME INFORMATION ABOUT PUBLIC FILES AS FOR PRIVATE FILES. N STRUCTURES CALLED FILES. THERE ARE TWO CLASSES OF FILES- PRIVATE (USER DEFINED) FILES A SECOND CHARACTERISTIC OF THE FILES IN THE SYSTEM IS THAT THEY MAY BE IN SOME FORMAT SPECIFIED BY THE USER. FOR EXAMPLE A FORMAT FOR FORTRAN MIGHT SPECIFY SEVERAL THINGS - A RECORD LENGTH OF 72 CHARACTERS, DISPLAY CODED FILE, AND PERHAPS A TAB TO COLUMN 7. THERE ARE PUBLIC FORMATS JUST AS THERE ARE PUBLIC FILES. AMONG THESE ARE SPECIAL FORMATS AVAILABLE TO EACH USER FOR ENTERING FORTRAN OR ASCENT PROGRAMS. TO LIST PUBLIC FORMATS YOU WOULD TYPE LIST PUBLIC FORMATS. INFORMATION PROVIDED INCLUDES THE NAME OF THE FORMAT, THE FIRST RECORD NUMBER, THE STEP SIZE BETWEEN RECORD NUMBERS, WHETHER THE RECORD NUMBER IS PART OF THE RECORD OR NOT, AND THE POSITIONING OF TABS AND SKIPS. TO LIST PRIVATELY DEFINED FORMATS YOU WOULD TYPE LIST FORMATS. $ 4.0 FORMAT OF 72 CHARACTERS, DISPLAY CODED FILE, AND PERHAPS A TAB TO COLUMN 7. THERE ARE PUBLIC FORMATS JUS THE FORMAT COMMAND IS USED IN DEFINING FORMATS. ONE FORM OF THE COMMAND IS FORMAT {NAME| RECORD DIS {RECORD LENGTH|,{RECORD NUMBER| {OPTION| {STEP SIZE| TAB {POSITION|,{POSITION|,...SKIP {POSITION|,{POSITION|,... NAME- ONE TO FOUR ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS DEFINING THE NAME OF THE FORMAT. RECORD LENGTH- THE NUMBER OF CHARACTERS IN THE RECORD OR THE LETTERS 'VL' IF THE RECORDS ARE TO BE OF VARAIBLE LENGTH. RECORD NUMBER- A ONE TO EIGHT CHARACTER NUMBER THAT YOU WANT ASSIGNED TO THE FIRST RECORD THAT YOU ENTER. OPTION- THE WORD 'YES' OR 'NO' INDICATING WHETHER YOU WANT THE SEQUENCE NUMBER TO BE PART OF THE RECORD OR NOT. IF YOU INDICATE 'YES' THE SEQUENCE NUMBER WILL BE APPENDED TO THE END OF EACH RECORD YOU ENTER. STEP SIZE- THE AMOUNT BY WHICH THE THE RECORD NUMBER IS INCREMENTED FOR EACH RECORD ENTERED. TAB {POSITION|- THE USER MAY DEFINE UP TO FIVE TABS FOR INPUT. WHEN THE TAB KEY IS HIT SPACES ARE SENT UNTIL THE NEXT TAB POSITION OR THE END OF RECORD IS FOUND. SKIP {POSITION|- WHEN A SKIP POSITION IS ENCOUNTERED A SPACE IS AUTOMATICALLY SENT. SKIP POSITIONS 1 THROUGH 59 MAY BE DEFINED. AN EXAMPLE OF A FORMAT DEFINITION FOR FORTRAN WOULD BE FORMAT FORT RECORD DIS 72,10 NO 10 TAB 7 THE NAME OF THE FORMAT IS FORT. IT ALLOWS INPUTTING OF 72 CHARACTER RECORDS WITH SEQUENCE NUMBERS STARTING AT 10 AND GOING UP BY INCREMENTS OF 10. THE SEQUENCE NUMBER IS NOT PART OF THE RECORD. THERE IS A TAB SET IN COLUMN 7. A FORMAT FOR ASCENT MIGHT BE FORMAT ASCE RECORD DIS VL,1 NO 1 TAB 11,18,35 SKIP 1,10 THE NAME OF THE FORMAT IS ASCE, IT IS VARIABLE LENGTH, SEQUENCE NUMBERS START AT 1 AND GO UP BY STEPS OF 1. THE SEQUENCE NUMBERS ARE NOT PART OF THE RECORD. TABS ARE SET IN COLUMN 11,18, AND 35. WHEN COLUMNS 1 AND 10 ARE ENCOUNTERED THEY ARE AUTOMATICALLY SKIPPED OVER. $ 5.0 ENTER S STARTING AT 10 AND GOING UP BY INCREMENTS OF 10. THE SEQUENCE NUMBER IS NOT PART OF THE RECOR IN ORDER TO CREATE A FILE YOU MUST USE THE ENTER COMMAND. THE MOST FREQUENTLY USED FORM IS ENTER {FORMAT NAME| FORMAT NAME- THIS SPECIFIES A PUBLIC OR PRIVATE FORMAT. WHEN THIS COMMAND IS GIVEN THE SYSTEM RESPONDS WITH THE FIRST SEQUENCE NUMBER AS DEFINED IN THE FORMAT. THEN THE USER SHOULD TYPE THE CARD IMAGE WHICH HE WISHES TO ENTER. WHEN HE HAS COMPLETED THIS CARD IMAGE HE SHOULD HIT THE CARRIAGE RETURN KEY. THIS WILL ENTER THE FIRST LINE WHICH HE HAS JUST TYPED. THE SYSTEM WILL THEN TYPE BACK THE NEXT NUMBER IN SEQUENCE AND THE USER MAY ENTER HIS NEXT CARD IMAGE. THIS PROCESS IS CONTINUED UNTIL THE USER HAS ENTERED ALL THE INFORMATION HE DESIRES TO ENTER. THEN TO GET OUT OF THE ENTER MODE HE SHOULD TYPE \EXIT. AFTER TYPING THIS HE SHOULD RECEIVE FOUR PERIODS INDICATING THAT HE IS BACK IN COMMAND MODE. IF IN ENTERING A LINE YOU SHOULD MAKE A MISTAKE AND NOT NOTICE IT UNTIL YOU HAVE SENT THE CARRIAGE RETURN, IT IS STILL POSSIBLE TO CORRECT IT. WHEN THE COMPUTER GIVES YOU THE NEXT SEQUENCE NUMBER JUST TYPE THE BREAK CHARACTER FOLLOWED BY THE SEQUENCE NUMBER THAT YOU WANT TO CHANGE AND AN EQUAL SIGN. THEN TYPE THE CORRECTED FORM OF THE LINE AND ENTER A CARRIAGE RETURN. THIS NEW ENTRY WILL REPLACE THE OLD ONE THAT HAS THE SAME SEQUENCE NUMBER. THE SYSTEM WILL THEN REPEAT THE SEQUENCE NUMBER WHERE YOU INTERRUPTED. THIS PROCESS MAY BE REPEATED TO CORRECT OR CHANGE SEVERAL LINES OR EVEN THE SAME LINE REPEATEDLY. IF YOU HAVE LEFT SUFFICIENT SPACE BETWEEN YOUR SEQUENCE NUMBERS (A STEP SIZE OF 10,PERHAPS),THEN YOU CAN INSERT LINES BY THE SAME METHOD AS THAT USED TO CORRECT THEM. IF YOU WISH TO CHANGE THE SEQUENCE NUMBER DEFINED BY THE FORMAT YOU MAY TYPE \CHANGE {SEQ. NO.| {STEP SIZE| AND THE SEQUENCE NUMBER WILL BE SET TO THE NEW VALUE AND IT WILL BE INCREMENTED BY THE NEW SEQUENCE NUMBER. A TYPICAL ENTRY SEQUENCE MIGHT BE AS FOLLOWS. ....ENTER FORT 00000010= PROGRAM FORTRN(INPUT,OUTPUT) 00000020= DIMENSION A(20) 00000030= DO 1, J=1,20 00000040=1 A(J) = J 00000050=\30= DO 1 J=1,20 00000050= PRINT 2,A 00000060=2 FORMAT(10I4) 00000070=\21= INTEGER A 00000070= STOP 00000080= END 00000090=\EXIT .... IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SPECIFY A FORMAT YOU MAY JUST TYPE 'ENTER'. THE SYSTEM WILL REPLY WITH ****. THEN YOU SHOULD TYPE THE SEQUENCE NUMBER FOLLOWED BY AN EQUAL SIGN AND THEN THE LINE YOU WANT TO ENTER TERMINATED WITH A CARRIAGE RETURN. THE SYSTEM WILL CONTINUE TO REPLY WITH **** UNTIL YOU TYPE \EXIT. THEN YOU WILL BE PUT BACK INTO COMMAND MODE. THE UNFORMATTED ENTER MODE IS USEFUL FOR ENTERING LIMITED AMOUNTS OF DATA WITHOUT SPECIFYING A FORMAT. THIS FORM SHOULD NOT BE USED TO CREATE FILES OF ANY GREAT SIZE. $ 6.0 FILE THE FILE COMMAND PERMITS THE USER TO CREATE A NEW FILE. THIS NEW FILE MAY BE COMPOSED OF LINES GENERATED WHILE IN THE ENTER MODE OR PARTS OF OLD FILES WHICH WERE PREVIOUSLY CREATED. IF THE NEW FILE HAS THE SAME NAME AS AN OLD FILE ALREADY IN THE FILE CATALOGUE, THEN THE NEW FILE WILL REPLACE THE OLD ONE. THE FILE COMMAND CREATES AN ENTRY IN THE USER'S FILE CATALOGUE AND TRANSFERS THE FILE FROM CENTRAL MEMORY TO DISC. THE SIMPLEST FORM OF THE FILE COMMAND IS FILE {FILE NAME| FILE NAME- A ONE TO SIX CHARACTER ALPHANUMERIC NAME,THE FIRST CHARACTER MUST BE ALPHABETIC. THIS IS THE NAME UNDER WHICH THE DATA ENTERED IS STORED. AN ALTERNATE FORM OF THIS COMMAND IS FILE {FILE NAME|,{REC. NO.| TO {REC. NO.| INFORMATION FROM THE FIRST RECORD NUMBER TO THE SECOND IS FILED IF YOU WANT TO CREATE A MODIFIED COPY OF A FILE OR TO RENAME A FILE THEN THE FOLLOWING FORMAT WILL BE USEFUL. FILE {FILE NAME 1|,FILE {FILE NAME 2| IF FILE NAME 2 HAS BEEN LOADED AND MODIFIED, THEN FILE NAME 1 IS CREATED CONTAINING THE MODIFIED FORM OF FILE NAME 2. FILE NAME 2 IS UNCHANGED. IF FILE NAME 2 HAS NOT BEEN MODIFIED IT IS RENAMED FILE NAME 1. THEREFORE ANY OTHER FILE WHOSE NAME IS FILE NAME 1 WILL BE DELETED. IF YOU WANT TO CREATE A NEW FILE FROM TWO PREVIOUSLY DEFINED FILES YOU WOULD TYPE THE FOLLOWING FILE {FILE NAME 1|,FILE {FILE NAME 2|,FILE {FILE NAME3| FILE NAME 1 IS CREATED FROM THE RECORDS OF FILE NAME 2 FOLLOWED BY THOSE OF FILE NAME3. THE SECOND AND THIRD FILE ARE UNCHANGED BY THE OPERATION. FINALLY,IF YOU WISH TO RESEQUENCE A FILE YOU WOULD USE THE FOLLOWING FORM. FILE {FILE NAME 1| {FORMAT NAME| THE RECORDS WHICH ARE LOADED ARE FILED IN FILE NAME 1 ACCORDING TO THE SEQUENCING SPECIFIED BY THE FORMAT NAME. 7.0 CLEAR O PREVIOUSLY DEFINED FILES YOU WOULD TYPE THE FOLLOWING THIS COMMAND RELEASES ALL CENTRAL MEMORY ASSOCIATED WITH THE USER'S FILES. THIS COMMAND SHOULD BE GIVEN BEFORE THE USER ENTER RECORDS TO BE FILED.ANY RECORDS NOT FILED WILL BE LOST WHEN USING THIS COMMAND. PLEASE USE THIS COMMAND OFTEN BUT BE CAREFUL. YOU WOULD USE THE FOLLOWING FORM. FILE {FILE NAME 1| {FORMAT NAME| 8.0 LOAD THE FORM OF THE LOAD COMMAND IS LOAD {FILE NAME|,{FILE NAME|,... THIS COMMAND BRINGS THE DIRECTORY OF THE SPECIFIED FILE INTO CENTRAL MEMORY. WHEN THE DIRECTORY IS IN CENTRAL MEMORY THE FILE IS SAID TO BE LOADED. A USER MAY NOT HAVE MORE THAN SIX FILES LOADED AT ONE TIME. A BINARY FILE CANNOT BE LOADED. A FILE MUST BE LOADED IF IT IS TO BE MODIFIED, DISPLAYED, OR IN MOST INSTANCES FILED. TO GET RID OF ALL FILES WHICH HAVE BEEN LOADED JUST TYPE THE CLEAR COMMAND. $ 9.0 DISPLAY THIS COMMAND IS USED TO DISPLAY ALL OR PART OF A FILE. BEFORE THE FILE CAN BE DISPLAYED IT MUST FIRST BE LOADED. ONE FORM OF THE COMMAND IS DISPLAY FILE {FILE NAME| THIS WILL DISPLAY THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE FILE SPECIFIED. EACH RECORD THAT IS TYPED WILL BE PRECEDED BY ITS SEQUENCE NUMBER. IF YOU WISH TO SUPPRESS THE TYPING OF THE SEQUENCE NUMBER, THE FORM OF THE COMMAND WOULD BE DISPLAY SUPPRESS FILE {FILE NAME| TO DISPLAY A RECORD OR A SECTION OF RECORDS FROM A FILE YOU WOULD USE DISPLAY FILE {FILE NAME| {REC. NO.|,... OR DISPLAY FILE {FILE NAME| {REC. NO.| TO {REC. NO.| IF ONE OF THE SPECIFIED RECORD NUMBERS DOES NOT EXIST, THE SYSTEM WILL USE THE RECORD WITH THE NEXT HIGHER NUMBER. IF THE REQUESTED NUMBER IS LARGER THAN ANY RECORD NUMBER IN THE FILE YOU WILL GET THE MESSAGE 'UNDEFINED OR NOT AVAILABLE {REC. NO.| ' IF THE USER WISHES TO STOP THE DISPLAY AT ANY TIME, HE SHOULD HIT THE BREAK CHARACTER. THIS WILL CAUSE TYPING TO STOP. IF HE THEN HITS THE RETURN KEY OR TYPES 'CONTINUE' AND A RETURN THE DISPLAY WILL BE RESUMED. IF HE TYPES 'STOP' AFTER THE BREAK CHARACTER HE WILL BE PLACED BACK INTO THE COMMAND MODE. IF THE FOLLOWING FORM OF DISPLAY IS USED THE SPECIFIED RECORDS WILL BE DISPLAYED FROM THE FIRST FILE LOADED. IF NO FILES ARE LOADED IT WILL DISPLAY LINES CREATED BY AN 'ENTER' COMMAND. DISPLAY {REC. NO.| TO {REC. NO.| DISPLAY {REC. NO.|,{REC. NO.|,... 10.0 DELETE THIS COMMAND IS USED FOR DELETING PRIVATE FILES, PRIVATE FORMATS AND RECORDS FROM PRIVATE FILES. IF AN ENTIRE FILE IS TO BE DELETED IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE LOADED. TO DELETE RECORDS THE FILE MUST BE LOADED. WHEN CORRECTIONS ARE COMPLETE IT MUST BE REFILED, IF THE CORRECTIONS ARE TO BE EFFECTIVE. TO DELETE A FORMAT YOU WOULD TYPE DELETE FORMAT {FORMAT NAME|,{FORMAT NAME|,... TO DELETE AN ENTIRE FILE DELETE FILE {FILE NAME|,{FILE NAME|,... TO DELETE RECORDS FROM A FILE DELETE FILE {FILE NAME| {REC. NO.| TO {REC. NO.| OR DELETE FILE {FILE NAME| {REC. NO.|,{REC. NO.|,... NOTE - THE FILE MUST BE LOADED TO DELETE RECORDS AND REFILED TO MAKE THE CHANGES PERMANENT. A FINAL FORM OF THE DELETE COMMAND IS DELETE {REC. NO.|,{REC. NO.|,... OR DELETE {REC. NO.| TO {REC. NO.| THIS FORM CHANGES THE FIRST FILE LOADED. IN THE EVENT THAT NO FILES ARE LOADED IT REFERENCES RECORDS CREATED BY AN ENTER COMMAND. $ 11.0 COMPILE/ASSEMBLE THESE COMMANDS ARE USED TO REQUEST THE COMPILATION OF A FORTRAN PROGRAM OR THE ASSEMBLY OF AN ASCENT OR ASPER PROGRAM. THE COMPILATION PROCESS MAY CREATE AS MANY AS THREE FILES, A DAYFILE, A SOURCE OUTPUT LISTING, AND IF THE COMPILATION IS SUCCESSFUL, A BINARY FILE. RESPOND CREATES THE CONTROL CARDS FOR THE USER AND HIS JOB IS ENTERED INTO THE INPUT STACK EXACTLY AS IF IT HAD BEEN READ THROUGH THE CARD READER. TO FIND OUT IF A COMPILATION IS COMPLETE A USER MAY LIST HIS FILES. WHEN THE DAYFILE IS FOUND AMONG THEM THEN THE COMPILATION IS COMPLETE. THERE ARE TWO ALLOWED FORMS FOR THE COMPILE COMMAND. COMPILE {FILE NAME 1| OR COMPILE {FILE NAME 1| LIST {FILE NAME 2| BIN {FILE NAME 3| IN EACH CASE FILE NAME 1 IS THE FILE WHICH IS COMPILED. IN THE SECOND FORM FILE NAME 2 SPECIFIES THE LIST FILE AND FILE NAME 3 GIVES THE BINARY FILE. IF THE LIST PARAMETER IS OMITTED THE LIST FILE NAME IS CREATED BY TAKING THE FIRST FIVE CHARACTERS OF FILE NAME 1 AND APPENDING A SPACE AND AN 'L'. FOR THE BINARY FILE A SPACE AND A 'B' ARE ATTACHED. FOR THE DAYFILE A SPACE AND A 'D' ARE USED. ASSEMBLE IS IDENTICAL TO COMPILE EXCEPT FOR THE REPLACEMENT OF THE WORD COMPILE WITH ASSEMBLE. 12.0 EXECUTE THIS IS USED TO EXECUTE A BINARY OBJECT PROGRAM. THE COMMAND STRUCTURE IS EXECUTE {FILE NAME| INPUT {FILE NAME OR ,| OUTPUT {FILE NAME| IF THE INPUT FILE IS NOT NEEDED THEN A COMMA SHOULD BE USED INSTEAD OF THE FILE NAME. WHEN THE USER IS ABLE TO LOAD HIS OUTPUT FILE, THIS IS A SIGNAL THAT HIS EXECUTION IS COMPLETE. $ 13.0 COPY THE COPY COMMAND IS USED TO SEND FILES TO THE CENTRAL SITE OR GET FILES FROM THE CENTRAL INSTALLATION. THE FOLLOWING FORMS ARE ALLOWED METHODS OF OUTPUTTING A FILE AT THE CENTRAL SITE. COPY {FILE NAME| TO CARDS COPY {FILE NAME| TO PRINTER COPY {FILE NAME| TO TAPE (THIS ASSUMES BINARY) COPY {FILE NAME| TO BCD TAPE TO GET A FILE INTO RESPOND FROM A TAPE YOU WOULD TYPE COPY BINARY TAPE TO {FILE NAME| COPY BCD TAPE TO {FILE NAME| TO LOAD A CARD DECK IN AT THE CENTRAL SITE AND GET IT INTO RESPOND REQUIRES THE FOLLOWING STEPS. (1) THE USER MUST HAVE SUBMITTED A NORMAL JOB TO CREATE A COMMON FILE CONTAINING THE DESIRED CARDS. (2) THE NAME OF THE COMMON FILE IS COMPOSED AS FOLLOWS- THE FIRST THREE CHARACTERS ARE THE SAME AS THE FIRST THREE CHARACTERS OF THE NAME THE USER WANTS TO CALL HIS FILE IN RESPOND,FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER 'X', AND THEN THE USER'S THREE DIGIT PASSWORD INDEX. THUS IF YOU WANTED TO CREATE A FILE IN RESPOND CALLED 'DATA' AND YOUR PASSWORD NUMBER WAS 009 THE COMMON FILE WOULD BE NAMED DATX009. (3) AT HIS TERMINAL HE WOULD TYPE COPY BCD CARDS TO DATA OR POSSIBLY COPY BINARY CARDS TO DATA AFTER THE INITIAL COPY THE COMMON FILE WILL NOT BE IN COMMON AND THEREFORE CAN NOT BE USED IN FURTHER COPIES FROM CARDS. 14.0 MSG FIRST THREE CHARACTERS OF THE NAME THE USER WANTS TO CALL HIS FILE IN RESPOND,FOLLOWED BY TYPING MSG THE USER MAY SEND UP TO A 60 CHARACTER MESSAGE TO THE CENTRAL OPERATOR. WHEN MSG IS TYPED, FOLLOWED BY A RETURN THE SYSTEM RESPONDS WITH 'ENTER MSG'. THE MESSAGE SHOULD BE TYPED AND FOLLOWED BY A RETURN. MESSAGES FROM THE CENTRAL OPERATOR SHOULD BE ANSWERED OR COMPLIED WITH IMMEDIATELY. $ 15.0 ERROR MESSAGES ILLEGAL PASSWORD - PASSWORD GIVEN IS NOT IN PASSWORD LIST. RE-ENTER COMMAND WITH A LEGAL PASSWORD. PASSWORD IN USE - ANOTHER USER HAS ALREADY LOGGED IN WITH GIVEN PASSWORD. PLEASE LOGIN - USER NOT LOGGED IN. LOGIN FORMAT NAME TOO LARGE. PLEASE ENTER AGAIN - FORMAT NAME EXCEEDS THE MAXIMUM LENGTH OF FOUR CHARACTERS. RE-ENTER COMMAND WITH LEGAL FORMAT ID. ILLEGAL SYNTAX, PLEASE ENTER AGAIN - COMMAND ENTERED IS NOT IN CORRECT FORMAT. UNDEFINED OR NOT AVAILABLE (FOLLOWED BY A LIST OF UNDEFINED TERMS) - ITEMS GIVEN IN COMMAND (DISPLAY,DELETE, OR FILE) ARE NOT RECOGNIZED BY COMPUTER SYSTEM OR ARE NOT ON FILE. COMMAND UNRECOGNIZED - COMMAND ENTERED IS NOT LEGAL COMMAND. FORMAT NOT ON FILE, PLEASE ENTER AGAIN - FORMAT NAMED DOES NOT EXIST. FILE NOT LOADED, PLEASE ENTER AGAIN - FILE REFERENCED MUST BE LOADED. LOAD FILE AND RE-ENTER COMMAND. TOO MANY CHARACTERS IN RECORD ID OR NO EQUALS SIGN - ENTER COMMAND--RECORD ID, INCLUDING EQUAL SIGN, EXCEEDS 9 CHARACTERS. RE-ENTER WITH LEGAL RECORD ID. CP XXX.XX.XXX TOTAL YY YY YY - MESSAGE RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO LOGOUT COMMAND. XXX.XX.XXX IS AMOUNT OF CENTRAL PROCESS OR TIME USED AND YY.YY.YY IS TOTAL AMOUNT OF TIME BETWEEN LOGIN AND LOGOUT. CP TIME IS IN MINUTES, SECONDS, AND MILLISECONDS, TOTAL TIME ON LINE IS IN HOURS, MINUTES, AND SECONDS FILE NOT BINARY - EXECUTE COMMAND -- PROGRAM TO BE EXECUTED IS NOT BINARY. ODD BUFFER IS FULL. LAST ODD RECORD WAS IGNORED - ENTER COMMAND--USER INPUTS MORE THAN 30 RECORDS IN NONFORMATTED MODE. ALL RECORDS EXCEEDING 30 ARE LOST. $ NON FORMAT INPUT, \EXIT ONLY - ENTER COMMAND--USER ENTERS SOMETHING OTHER THAN EXIT AFTER THE \ COMMAND. EXIT IS THE ONLY VALID WORD AFTER \ IN THE NON-FORMATTED INPUT MODE. ECONDS SOURCE FILE NOT IN CATALOGUE - ASSEMBLE/COMPILE COMMAND FILE NAME PREVIOUSLY USED - ASSEMBLE/COMPILE, COPY,EXECUTE COMMANDS. RESULTANT FILE NAME IS ALREADY IN CATALOGUE.