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Abbreviations for Common Sterling Connect:Direct Commands
The following table lists valid abbreviations for commonly used parameters for
Sterling Connect:Direct commands:
Parameter Abbreviation
detail det
quit q
recids rec
release rel
pname pnam, pna
pnumber pnum
sunday sun
monday mon
tuesday tue
wednesday wed
thursday thu
friday fri
saturday sat
today tod
tomorrow tom
Restricting the Scripts and UNIX Commands Users Can Execute
System administrators and other network operations staff can restrict the scripts
and UNIX commands that you can execute with the run task and run job Process
statements. System administrators and other network operations staff can enforce
the following limits on the capabilities you have with Sterling Connect:Direct:
v The capability to send or receive files; you may be limited either to sending files
only or to receiving files only.
v The locations to or from which you can send or receive files; you may be limited
to specific local or remote nodes.
Check with the system administrator for a list of specific restrictions for your user
ID.
Sterling Connect:Direct Command Syntax
Use the same command syntax for commands typed at the CLI prompt or used as
the command text parameter for an ndmapi_sendcmd() function. Refer to “User
Exit Programs” on page 75, for details on function calls. The following conventions
are used when typing commands:
v When selecting a password or user ID, do not use Sterling Connect:Direct
keywords.
v Be aware that user names and file names are case sensitive.
v Type an individual command keyword in uppercase, lowercase, or mixed-case
characters.
v Terminate all commands with a semicolon (;).
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