[Info-vax] HOW TO PASS PARAMETERS IN COMMAND LINE ARGUMENT IN OPENVMS

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In article <3a7991fa-b0e9-41ff-a910-6150a22c05a8 at googlegroups.com>, adityagtm4 at gmail.com writes:
>On Friday, 1 March 2013 00:55:06 UTC+5:30, Simon Clubley  wrote:
>> On 2013-02-28, adityagtm4 at gmail.com <adityagtm4 at gmail.com> wrote:
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>> > Hi
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>> > can anybody please tell that how to pass parameters in openvms through
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>> > command line...and i am having xyz.sh file also, in which i have written some
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>> > DCL Commands....
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>> First off, I don't care what you choose to call yourself, but please can
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>> you stick to the one identity so that we know we are talking to the same
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>> person. Thanks.
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>He is one of my friend and we both learning the same thing.
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>> You have been pointed to the VMS documentation set in the past; please read
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>> it as it answers your questions.
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>> However, if you want to read parameters within a command procedure you
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>> use the P1 through P8 parameters. If you want a language independent way
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>> of reading parameters in a program invoked from a command procedure, you
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>> can call lib$get_foreign if you invoke your program as a foreign command.
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>> If that doesn't answer your questions, you are going to have to explain
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>> in much more detail what your operating environment is and what your
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>> requirements are.
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>> For example, are you running a command procedure interactively, or are
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>> you trying to run DCL commands on a remote VMS system from within a
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>> shell script running on a non-VMS host ?
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>> > please help
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>> We would like to help you, but you are not giving us much to go on.
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>> Simon.
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>> -- 
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>> Simon Clubley, clubley at remove_me.eisner.decus.org-Earth.UFP
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>> Microsoft: Bringing you 1980s technology to a 21st century world
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>I have one .sh file in which I have written some DCL commands, but when I am trying to run it I am getting error. 

Are you from Micro$oft WEENDOZE or unix realms where errors have no meaning?

Perhaps, instead of wasting all of our time with this tit-for-tat, you could
post your procedure and the errors you are getting.  Sheesh.  Neophytes.

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