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Using the Diagnostic/IPR Media to Run Offline Diagnostics
Test Module Manager (TMMGR) .
NEXT
NEXT (N)
Use this command to display the next page of the system screen, the environment screen,
the logging screen, or a test screen. Note, <Ctrl>-N (N) can be used as a shortcut for this
command.
PREV
PREV (P)
Use this command to display the previous page of the system screen, the environment
screen, the logging screen, or a test screen. Note, <Ctrl>-P (P) can be used as a shortcut for
this command.
REFRESH
REFRESH
Use this command to redraw the current console display. Using this command may become
necessary if the console display becomes unsynchronized with internal program data
structures.
ENV
ENV
Use this command to go to the environment screen. The environment screen allows one to
view and modify all environment variables.
SELECT
SELECT
<num> is an integer indicating any valid selection number. <range> is a range of selection
numbers of the form A/B (A %< B). Use this command to select a group of modules to test
or a group of tests to execute. A group of modules or tests is specified by explicitly
specifying a list of selection numbers and/or a range of selection numbers. All tests or
testable modules can be selected at once by using the command parameter, ALL. To
deselect a group of modules or tests, one can prepend - to each element in the group
specification. Note, elements of a group specification are processed from left to right. This
fact can be used to specify groups with minimal effort.
Examples:
To select modules or tests 1, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 9, enter:
-> select146789<cr> or -> select 1 4 6/9 <cr>
To select all modules or tests except 3 and 4, enter:
-> select all -3 -4 <cr>
EXIT
EXIT [ALL]
Use this command to return back to the previous screen. To exit all the way back to ISL,
type EXIT ALL.