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OpenVMS Cluster Considerations 22.3 Using SHOW CLUSTER This command redefines the arrow keys as follows: Arrow Key Redefinition UP ARROW KEY SCROLL UP 1 DOWN ARROW KEY SCROLL DOWN 1 ! SCROLL RIGHT 1 SCROLL LEFT 1 Example Command> SELECT SCS Command> SET FUNCTION SCROLL The commands in this example first select the SCS report (which is then highlighted), and then set the arrow keys to scroll functions. Refer to the SET FUNCTION and SCROLL commands in the OpenVMS System Management Utilities Reference Manual for more information. To reset the arrow keys, enter the following command: Command> SET FUNCTION EDIT 22.3.6 Creating a Startup Initialization File To customize the SHOW CLUSTER display, you can create a startup initialization file, which the utility executes when you enter it. SHOW CLUSTER takes the original default display, and adds or removes whatever classes or fields you specify. The resulting display becomes your default startup format. A startup initialization file resembles the following example: ! !Startup Initialization File ! ! INITIALIZE REMOVE MEMBERS ADD RP_REVISION,RP_TYPE,SYS_ID SET SCREEN=132 This startup procedure deletes the MEMBERS class information from the default display. The procedure also adds the RP_REVISION and RP_TYPE fields from the CIRCUITS class and the SYS_ID field from the SYSTEMS class. The last line of the procedure sets the screen size to 132 columns. How to Perform This Task To create an initialization file, follow these steps: 1. Define the logical name SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT as device:[directory]SHCINI before invoking SHOW CLUSTER. For a startup file to execute before the display begins, you must assign the logical name SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT to the initialization file; for example: DEFINE SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT DEVA:[JONES]SHCINI When invoked, SHOW CLUSTER searches for the file defined by SHOW_CLUSTER$INIT. In this example, SHOW CLUSTER looks for DEVA:[JONES]SHCINI.INI when it starts up. If the initialization file is found, SHOW CLUSTER executes the procedure before beginning the display. 22–14 OpenVMS Cluster Considerations
