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V73 Features, User Features

 *Conan The Librarian (sorry for the slow response - running on an old VAX)

    This section describes new features of interest to OpenVMS
    users.

  1 - DCL Commands and Lexical Functions

    This section describes new and changed DCL commands, qualifiers,
    and lexical functions for OpenVMS Version 7.3. The following
    table contains a summary of these changes.

    For more information, refer to the OpenVMS DCL Dictionary.

    DCL Command      Documentation Update

    ANALYZE/IMAGE    A new qualifier, /SELECT, has been added, along
                     with an example.
    ANALYZE/OBJECT   A new qualifier, /SELECT, has been added, along
                     with an example.
    ANALYZE/PROCESS  A new qualifier, /[NO]IMAGE_PATH, has been
                     added, along with an example.
    DELETE           A new qualifier, /BITMAP, has been added to
                     support Write Bitmap.
    DELETE/INTRUSION A new qualifier, /NODE, has been added, along
                     with an example, to support Cluster-wide
                     Intrusion.
    DIRECTORY        A new qualifier, /CACHING_ATTRIBUTE, has been
                     added to support Extended File Cache (XFC).
    DISMOUNT         A new qualifier, /POLICY, has been added to
                     support Write Bitmap.

                     A new qualifier, /FORCE_REMOVAL, has been added
                     to support Volume Shadowing.
    DUMP             A new qualifier, /PROCESS, has been added.
    INITIALIZE       The INITIALIZE description has been updated to
                     include information about Extended File Cache
                     (XFC).

                     A new qualifier, /SHADOW, has been added to
                     support Volume Shadowing.
    MOUNT            The MOUNT command has been moved to the
                     OpenVMS DCL Dictionary from the OpenVMS System
                     Management Utilities Reference Manual.

                     The MOUNT description has been updated to
                     include information about Extended File Cache
                     (XFC).

                     A new qualifier, /POLICY, has been added to
                     support Write Bitmap.
    SET AUDIT        A new keyword, SERVER, has been added under the
                     LOGFAILURE, LOGIN, and LOGOUT keywords.

                     New text has been added to the /NEW_LOG
                     qualifier.
    SET              This new DCL command has been added to support
    CACHE/RESET      Extended File Cache (XFC).
    SET DEVICE       The following new qualifiers have been added
                     to support Volume Shadowing: /FORCE_REMOVAL,
                     /MEMBER_TIMEOUT, /MVTIMEOUT, /READ_COST, /SITE,
                     /COPY_SOURCE, /ABORT_VIRTUAL_UNIT.
    SET DISPLAY      The logical, DECW$SETDISPLAY_DEFAULT_TRANSPORT,
                     has been added to this command.
    SET FILE         Two new qualifiers, /SHARE and /CACHING_
                     ATTRIBUTE, have been added. The /CACHING_
                     ATTRIBUTE qualifier supports Extended File Cache
                     (XFC).
    SET PROCESS      The functionality of the qualifier, /[NO]DUMP,
                     has been extended to include other processes.
                     The /DUMP qualifier also has a new option,
                     NOW, to initiate an immediate dump of another
                     process.
    SET RMS_         Two new qualifiers, /CONTENTION_POLICY and
    DEFAULT          /QUERY_LOCK have been added, and the examples
                     have been updated.
    SET SERVER       Added support for the Registry, including new
                     qualifiers and examples.
    SET VOLUME       A new qualifier, /[NO]WRITETHROUGH, has been
                     added to support Extended File Cache (XFC).

                     The /HIGHWATER qualifier is valid for Files-11
                     On-Disk Structure Level 5 disks.
    SHOW CPU         The following new qualifiers have been added:
                     /EXACT, /HIGHLIGHT, /OUTPUT, /PAGE, /SEARCH, and
                     /WRAP.
    SHOW DEVICES     A new qualifier, /BITMAP, has been added to
                     support Write Bitmap, along with examples.

                     The /FULL qualifier now displays the worldwide
                     identifier (WWID) for Fibre Channel tape
                     devices.
    SHOW INTRUSION   A new qualifier, /NODE, has been added, along
                     with an example, to support Cluster-wide
                     Intrusion.
    SHOW LICENSE     The qualifier, /CHARGE_TABLE, has been added as
                     a synonym for the /UNIT_REQUIREMENTS qualifier.
    SHOW MEMORY      The /CACHE qualifier and examples have been
                     updated for Extended File Cache (XFC).

                     The /FILES and /FULL qualifiers and examples
                     have been updated for Large Page Files.
    SHOW RMS_        The example has been updated.
    DEFAULT
    SHOW SERVER      This command has been added in support of the
                     Registry.
    UNLOCK           This command is now obsolete. Use the SET
                     FILE/UNLOCK command.

    DCL Lexical      Documentation Update

    F$GETDVI         The item codes, MT3_DENSITY, MT3_SUPPORTED, and
                     WWID have been added, and the MOUNTCNT item code
                     has been updated.

                     The item codes, DEVTYPE, DEVCLASS, and DEVICE_
                     TYPE_NAME have been updated, and an example
                     has been added. Tables 1-7 and 1-8 have been
                     removed.
    F$GETQUI         The JOB_STATUS item code list has been updated.
    F$GETJPI         The MULTITHREAD item code has been added.
    F$GETSYI         The MULTITHREAD and DECNET_VERSION items have
                     been added.

  2 - Utility Routines Online Help

    As of Version 7.3, online help now includes all the OpenVMS
    utility routines that are described in OpenVMS Utility Routines
    Manual, including the following:

       ACL_Editor
       BACKUP_API
       CLI_Routines
       CONV$_Routines
       CQUAL_Routines
       DCX_Routines
       DECTPU
       EDT_Routines
       FDL_Routines
       LBR_Routines
       LDAP_Routines
       LGI_Routines
       MAIL_Routines
       NCS_Routines
       PSM_Routines
       SMB_Routines
       SOR_Routines

    For OpenVMS Version 7.3, several online help topics have been
    renamed, as follows:

    Old Topic
    Name           New Topic Name

    BACKUP         BACKUP_Command
    FDL            FDL_Files
    MAIL           MAIL_Command
    NCS            NCS_Command

  3 - MIME Utility

    The following new commands and qualifiers have been added to the
    Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension (MIME) utility:

    Command        Description

    ADD/BINARY     Sets the Content-Type to application/octet-stream
                   and Content-Transfer-Encoding to Base64. This
                   format can be used to represent an arbitrary
                   binary data stream.
    SHOW option    Displays information about the MIME environment.
                   Possible options are CONTENT_TYPE, FILE_TYPES, and
                   VERSION.

    For more information about the MIME utility commands and
    qualifiers, refer to the OpenVMS User's Manual.

  4 - WWPPS Utility

    The World-Wide PostScript Printing Subsystem (WWPPS) is a utility
    that allows you to print a PostScript file with various language
    characters on any PostScript printer. By embedding font data
    within the PostScript printable file, you can print the language
    characters even if the printer does not have the local language
    character fonts.

    For detailed instructions about using the WWPPS utility, refer to
    the OpenVMS User's Manual.

    For more information about the installation and administration of
    the WWPPS utility, refer to the OpenVMS System Manager's Manual.
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