
CFN II Quick Reference
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the second number, length, if present,
specifies how many characters after the
offset will be included in variable
-or-
variable ? filename sets variable to exact length
in bytes of disk file named by filename
-or-
variable # string sets variable to length in
characters of string
-or-
variable := number_value [{+ | - | * | / | % | ^}
number_value] . . . sets variable to result of
numeric expression
-or-
set variable < format data allows a number to
be formatted into a user variable using the
same format options available for the P1
option in ECHO. Useful for converting the
internal format of numbers in command files
to a form that can be used a input for
commands that require decimal points in a
correct place.
Four of the operators (=, @, $, and ~) can be
followed by one of these three modifiers:
B stands for Boolean. If a 1, y, or Y is entered,
a y is stored. If any other character is
entered, an n is stored.
M stands for configured monetary units. In the
United States, the default configuration is
for two decimal places (xx.xx) for cents as
hundredths of a dollar
Q stands for configured quantity units. The
default configuration is for three decimal
places (xx.xxx) for thousandths of a unit.
STATUS disk-based command to print selected site
status information.
Options: [B][C][D][H][N][S][T][U][V][!]
With no arguments, defaults to VTS
B backup; backs up user data in a file of your
choosing (enter the command as
STATUS;>>filename B).
C CPU; calculates percentage of CPU being
used at site
D prints daily settlement control information
H host; reports last transaction number sent to
CFN host
N no-sale; reports all non-zero no-sale
counters
O oldest; returns oldest transaction number as
its error code %E
R reports; prints reports on users (sign-ons),
including no-sales, item voids, and length
user was signed on. Default report is for
previous shift. A character following the R
indicates the period requested:
C = current shift
D = current day
Y = yesterday
T - cumulative totals
1 = previous shift
2 = one before previous shift
3 = two before previous shift
P = cumulative totals at last day-change
S switches; reports current DIP switch settings
T transaction table; reports how many more
transactions will fit in the transaction table
U unpaid; reports all non-zero unpaid counters
V version; reports operating system version
number and release level
! repeat; causes specified report to repeat
every 1 second; for use with CRT
STOP (70) shuts down a site.
Options: AI
A option halts pumping transactions
I option does not wait for site to stop
SUbtract ALlocation (81) subtracts from an
allocation totalizer.
Option: C
SUbtract DRawer (71) subtracts from cash in
drawer.
Option: C
SUbtract INventory (141) subtracts from inventory
for a product.
Option: C
SUbtract TAnk (72) subtracts from tank inventory
counter.
Option: C
SWAPCOPY disk-based command to copy file1
from one floppy disk to another.
Options: [file1 [file2]] | + | -
-or-
+ copy the entire contents on one floppy disk
to another if you have a two-floppy-drive
system
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- copy the entire contents on one floppy disk
to another if you have a one-floppy-drive
system (this shuts down the site)
SYSBACK disk-based command to back up all
system tables in RAM, except transactions, to the
SYSBACK.DTA file.
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