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Id Category Description Syntax E/W
PTERM (UNIX) SYS Berkeley systems do not support the following options:   PTERM [LPTR | MTU [channel]] [DISPLAY] [option setting]   E  
SETPTR (UNIX) SYS Use SETPTR to set the line printer spooler options for a logical print channel. These changes are effective until you use SETPTR again or use LOGOUT or QUIT.   SETPTR [channel, l.len, p.len, top, bottom, mode, options]   E  
SP.EDIT (UNIX) SYS After you enter SP.EDIT, the Display prompt appears. SP.EDIT prints spooler statistics for the current file on the terminal before displaying the Display prompt. The format of the spooler statistics follow:   SP.EDIT [entry [-entry]] [Fform [-form]] [L] [R] [U]
[MD] [MS] [O]  		  
SPOOL (UNIX) SYS SPOOL can use select list 0. SPOOL ignores all options if the records are spooled to the &HOLD& file.   SPOOL filename record [-AS alias][-AT printer][-COPIES n]
[-FORM form][-NOHEAD][-PRINTER printer]  		 E  
uvbackup (UNIX) SYS uvbackup backs up files specified by pathnames. This means you must explicitly specify each data file, file dictionary, and secondary index you want to back up. Specify the pathnames of file dictionaries in the format D_filename. Specify the pathnames of secondary indexes in the format I_filename/*.   uvbackup {-d | -w | -f} [-b blksize] [-cachedetail]
[-cmdfil filename] [-delay buffers] [-l "labeltext"]
[-limit buffers] [-rev7] [-rev8] [-rev93] [-rev94]
[-s file] [{-t device} ... ] [-v | -V] [- | pathnames]  		 E  
uvrestore (UNIX) SYS To restore the contents of a directory and all its dependencies, append a slash followed by an asterisk ( * ) to pathname. For example, to restore all files and subdirectories in the SALES directory, use a command like the following:   uvrestore [-F pathname [=newpathname] [-R record [=newrecord]]]
[-X pathname] [-b blksize] [-i[b]] [+I] [-l] [-L] [-n] [-p]
[-P n] [-rehash] [-s file] [-startb block]
[{-t device} ... ] [-U] [-v | -V] [-verify] [ - | imagepath]  		 E  

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