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OpenVMS Utility Routines Manual

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MAIL$MAILFILE_BEGIN routine
MAIL$MAILFILE_CLOSE routine
MAIL$MAILFILE_COMPRESS routine
MAIL$MAILFILE_END routine
MAIL$MAILFILE_INFO_FILE routine
MAIL$MAILFILE_MODIFY routine
MAIL$MAILFILE_OPEN routine
MAIL$MAILFILE_PURGE_WASTE routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_BEGIN routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_COPY routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_DELETE routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_END routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_GET routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_INFO routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_MODIFY routine
MAIL$MESSAGE_SELECT routine
MAIL$SEND_ABORT routine
MAIL$SEND_ADD_ADDRESS routine
MAIL$SEND_ADD_ATTRIBUTE routine
MAIL$SEND_ADD_BODYPART routine
MAIL$SEND_BEGIN routine
MAIL$SEND_END routine
MAIL$SEND_MESSAGE routine
MAIL$USER_BEGIN routine
MAIL$USER_DELETE_INFO routine
MAIL$USER_END routine
MAIL$USER_GET_INFO routine
MAIL$USER_SET_INFO routine
Mail utility (MAIL)
action routine
calling sequence
folder #1
folder #2
mail file
send #1
send #2
address list
creating
user name type
bodypart, creating
condition handling
context
initiating
mail file
message
send
terminating
user profile
deleted bytes threshold
disk space, reclaiming
folder
creating
deleting
folder names, displaying
item code
input #1
input #2
output #1
output #2
item descriptor
declaring
null
item list
declaring
terminating
mail file
alternate
closing
compressing
creating
default
opening
purging
specifying #1
specifying #2
wastebasket
mail file context
initiating
terminating
message attributes, creating
message context
initiating
terminating
message format, standard
message header, creating
message ID, external
messages
attribute
copying
creating
deleting
displaying
marking
modifying
moving
printing
reading
selecting
sending #1
sending #2
null item list
programming examples
send context
signaling error #1
signaling error #2
thread
user profile database #1
user profile database #2
user profile entry #1
user profile entry #2
adding
deleting
flags
form
forwarding address
modifying
personal name
queue name
Mailboxes, controlling access through access control lists
N
NCS$COMPARE routine
NCS$CONVERT routine
NCS$END_CF routine
NCS$END_CS routine
NCS$GET_CF routine
NCS$GET_CS routine
NCS$RESTORE_CF routine
NCS$RESTORE_CS routine
NCS routines
C program sample
Fortran program sample
list of
typical application of
NCS$SAVE_CF routine
NCS$SAVE_CS routine
O
Options, creating with LBR$OPEN routine
P
Prolog 3 indexed files
creating with CONVERT routines
reclaiming
with Convert/Reclaim utility
Prolog files, using with CONVERT routines
Prompt strings, setting with CLI$DCL_PARSE
PSM$PRINT routine
PSM$READ_ITEM_DX routine
PSM$REPLACE routine
PSM$REPORT routine
PSM routines
examples
USER-FORMAT-ROUTINE
USER-INPUT-ROUTINE
USER-OUTPUT-ROUTINE
Q
Queues
execution of
generic
R
RMS
control blocks with FDL routines #1
control blocks with FDL routines #2
S
SMB$CHECK_FOR_MESSAGE routine
SMB$INITIALIZE routine
SMB$READ_MESSAGE routine
SMB$READ_MESSAGE_ITEM routine
SMB routines
SMB$SEND_TO_JOBCTL routine
SOR$BEGIN_MERGE routine
SOR$BEGIN_SORT routine
SOR$DTYPE routine
SOR$END_SORT routine
SOR$PASS_FILES routine
SOR$RELEASE_REC routine
SOR$RETURN_REC routine
SOR routines
examples
interface
file
record
list of
reentrancy using context argument
SOR$SORT_MERGE routine
SOR$SPEC_FILE routine
SOR$$STAT routine
Sort/Merge utility (high-performance)
Sort/Merge utility (SORT/MERGE)
keys
See also Sort/Merge utility (high-performance)
Symbiont thread
Symbionts
active stream
allocating memory
carriage control, processing of
connecting to a device
demand input routines
device
environments
function of #1
function of #2
input #1
input #2
INPSMB.EXE file
internal logic
main format routine
main input routine
main output routine
invoking #1
invoking #2
job controller, communication with
job controller requests
asynchronous
processing
reading
responding
synchronous
modifying #1
modifying #2
modifying #3
format routine
guidelines
initialization routine
input routine
integration of routines
output routine
restrictions
multiple streams #1
multiple streams #2
multithreaded
output #1
output #2
PRTSMB.EXE file
printer
process-permanent file
processing
server #1
server #2
single stream #1
single stream #2
system MAXBUF parameter
type
user-written #1
user-written #2
user-written #3
user-written guidelines
user-written interfaces
SYS$OUTPUT_HELP routine

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