RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

-- Hallas John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Top Man Rich. > > Works well and a satisfied user for the first time in my career!! > Nice bit of coding, especially the line formatting bit > > DCL is a nice language to work in I always found. Once you know what > lexicals are available it is amazing what

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

This is from an Oracle employee quoted from the Midrange Metalink forum: "Oracle 9i is available for order in the U.S as of October 10, 2001. The part number that you should order is A91377-01." Of course, this *still* doesn't show up in the "Product Lifecycle" area in Metalink! :( Long live (

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

Now the last I heard, 8.1.7 would be the last release for OpenVMS. Has Oracle changed their mind? Will 9i be the last release? Hasn't Compaq decided to de-support VMS in the future? Gene *I say port VMS to Intel platform, then we will have Linux & VMS as viable alternatives* >>> [EMAIL PR

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

Title: RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt Top Man Rich. Works well and a satisfied user for the first time in my career!! Nice bit of coding, especially the line formatting bit DCL is a nice language to work in I always found. Once you know what lexicals are available it is amazing what you

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

Maybe something like this: dir/owner/prot/date/size/page disk$name:[directory.subdirectory] I enclose some VMS documents. I apologise because I don't remember the URL. However some are from metalink. Regards. PS: It's a zip file. --- Santosh Varma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > VMS equivalent

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

Sorry, but there is no /SORT qualifier on DIRECTORY. "GOLD" key is PF1 ("Num lock" on non-LK keyboards that have proper keymapping). The old WPS keyboards had a yellow-gold cap for PF1, blue for PF2, etc. And you'll get an error if you try to RUN Autogen, since it's a command procedure and not

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

'm still looking) Barb [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- > From: Santosh Varma[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 4:10 AM > To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L > Subject: RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt > &g

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

Ah...VMS and DCL. I couldn't find an easy way to do this without possibly screwing up other things, so you'll need to do this from a DCL command procedure ("shell script"), because the date format displayed in the DIRECTORY command depends on where in the world you are (I think it's the LIB

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

http://www.openvms.digital.com Sadly, it'll forward you to the Compaq (HP?) site... There is a FAQ as well as an "ask the OpenVMS wizard" there. You can also download freeware from the site, but some of the freeware isn't for novices. Just a word of caution. Enjoy! :) Rich Jesse

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

] > Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 4:10 AM > To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L > Subject: RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt > > I wanted to know of any site where VMS documentation is there. can anybody > help me out ?? detailed knowledge of

RE: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt

Title: VMS equivalent of ls -lrt I wanted to know of any site where VMS documentation is there. can anybody help me out ?? detailed knowledge of VMS !!   thanks in advance , santosh -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Hallas JohnSent: