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The RTmon GDI has been deprecated and may be removed in a future release.
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In the RTmon GDI, you can enter commands using any of these methods:
The use of the RTmon GDI is discussed in Chapter 6, Using RTmon.
Commands are entered into the RTmon command interface by typing commands from the keyboard. The command interface is similar to a shell like the UNIX C shell, OpenVMS DCL, MVS TSO, or the Windows command prompt. You can:
RTmon is an RTclient, so many of the supported commands are the same as for other RTclients. The commands supported for RTmon are:
alias — create an alias for a commandcd — change the current working directoryconnect — connect to RTservercreate — create a message typedisconnect — disconnect from RTserver echo — display text in the output window of the processedit — invoke a text editor to edit a filehelp — display usage information about commandshelpopt— display information about optionshistory — list the commands previously entered into RTmonpoll — make a one-time request for monitoring informationquit — quit RTmonrun — process one or more messagessend — send a message to RTserver for distributionsetopt — view or set the value of an optionsh — execute a shell commandsource — read commands from a filestats — output CPU and memory usage statistics for RTmonsubscribe — list active subjects or start subscribing to one or more subjectsunalias — delete an alias unsetopt — unset an RTmon optionunsubscribe — stop subscribing to one or more subjectsunwatch — stop watching monitoring informationwatch — display monitoring information whenever it changes|
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