dndel(1) [debian man page]

DNDEL(1)						      General Commands Manual							  DNDEL(1)

NAME

       dndel - Delete a file on a VMS system

SYNOPSIS

       dndel [options] file-name
       Options:
       [-ivVh]

DESCRIPTION

       dndel deletes files held on VMS systems. The filename parameter may specify a single file or a wildcard (remember to use VMS wildcards).

       If you specify -i or -v then dndel will open two connections to the VMS machine (much as VMS itself does). Otherwise it will attempt to use
       a single connection. One side-effect of this is that the deletion process will fail at the first file that cannot be deleted.

OPTIONS

       -i     Interactive. Prompt before deleting a file.

       -v     Verbose. Print the names of files that have been deleted

       -T connect timeout
	      Specifies the maximum amount of time the command will wait to establish a connection with the remote node. a 0 here will cause it to
	      wait forever. The default is 60 seconds

       -h -?  Displays help for using the command.

       -V     Show the version of the tools package that dndel comes from.

EXAMPLES

	 dndel -i 'myvax::oldfile;*'

	 dndel 'tramp"christine pjc123"::interactive'

SEE ALSO

       dntype(1), dndir(1), dncopy(1), dntask(1) ,dnsubmit(1), dnprint(1)

DECnet utilities						  October 2 1998							  DNDEL(1)

DNDEL(1)						      General Commands Manual							  DNDEL(1)

NAME

       dnsubmit - Submit a batch job on a VMS system
       dnprint - Print a file on a VMS system

SYNOPSIS

       dnsubmit [options] file-name
       dnprint [options] file-name
       Options:
       [-vh]

DESCRIPTION

       dnprint	and  dnsubmit send files to a VMS machine for printing or batch execution.  These command behave similarly to the VMS PRINT/REMOTE
       and SUBMIT/REMOTE commands in that you get very little control of the queueing mechanism.
       dnprint always prints to the queue SYS$PRINT and dnsubmit always submits to SYS$BATCH. Of course you can always redirect these queues using
       logical names.
       See the man page for dncopy for a discussion of VMS file specifications.

OPTIONS

       -T connect timeout
	      Specifies the maximum amount of time the command will wait to establish a connection with the remote node. a 0 here will cause it to
	      wait forever. The default is 60 seconds

       -h -?  Displays help for using the command.

       -V     Show the version of the tools package that the program comes from.

EXAMPLES

	 dnsubmit 'myvax::myjob.com'

	 dnprint 'tramp"christine pjc123"::file.lis'

SEE ALSO

       dntype(1), dndir(1), dncopy(1), dntask(1), dndel(1)

DECnet utilities						  October 2 1998							  DNDEL(1)