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To:	ARISIA::EVERHART
Subj:	Re: SET HOST Problem


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Date: 22 Jul 88 20:32:31 PDT (Friday)
Subject: Re: SET HOST Problem
From: "James_A._Gray.OsbuSouth"@Xerox.COM
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In-Reply-to: info-vax-RELAY%KL.SRI:COM:Xerox's message of 21-July-88 (Thursday)
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Sorry for the wide distribution but I'm unable to reply directly to:
tt!chinet!mcdchg!clyde!watmath!watcgl!watnext!mberkley@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU

Simply said, you need to be able to use SET HOST/DTE from within a command
procedure.  I use the following one with great success.  Actually I have more
than one, one for each terinal line since I don't type well.  Once you're done
with the line, just DEALLOCATE DET_TERMINAL to not only free the line but also
to hang it up.

Good luck.

	Jim Gray


$ VERIFY='F$VERIFY(0)
$ ALLOCATE/NOLOG TXA0: DTE_TERMINAL
$ DEFINE/NOLOG KER$COMM DTE_TERMINAL
$ SET TERMINAL DTE_TERMINAL/SPEED=1200/HANGUP
$ DEFINE/USER_MODE SYS$INPUT SYS$COMMAND
$ DEFINE/USER_MODE SYS$OUTPUT SYS$COMMAND
$ DEFINE/USER_MODE SYS$ERROR SYS$COMMAND
$ SET HOST/DTE DTE_TERMINAL
$ VERIFY=F$VERIFY(VERIFY)