Usage of PHDFM in batch

Ray Bailey rayb@specialist.co.uk
Fri, 26 Feb 1999 15:48:00 -0000


Try This Out Blue

I've used this script a number of times so it should be okay.

$  delete *.phf*;*
$  open/write qkecho_file qkecho_file.dat
$  write qkecho_file "VT100;"
$  write qkecho_file "10;"
$  write qkecho_file "1;"
$  write qkecho_file "????;"         : Note ???? = Whatever you want
$  write qkecho_file "file;"
$  write qkecho_file "@;"
$  write qkecho_file "y;"            : Note - Allow creation
$  write qkecho_file "n;"            : Note - Allow Deletion
$  write qkecho_file "n;"            : Note - Allow Unload
$  write qkecho_file "n;"            : Note - Allow Reload
$  write qkecho_file "f;"
$  write qkecho_file "crea;"
$  write qkecho_file "^^^;"
$  close qkecho_file

$  define qkin qkecho_file.dat
$  pow dmgr
$  deass qkin


RayB
Leicester
England


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