UltraStat 3.4 COMMAND SUMMARY                     (OPR) = In SysOp Mode Only

 ^C=EXIT            SPC=HOLD            H=HELP             U=USER ID ON/OFF
 ^E=LAST PAGE       HOM=HOME            J=SHOW JOBS        W=WIDE SCREEN
TAB=NEXT MODE         +=HEADER ON       L=LOG ALERT
 ^J=SCROLL DOWN       -=HEADER OFF      N=NARROW SCREEN    A=ATTACH (OPR)
 ^K=SCROLL UP         ?=HELP            O=SYSOP ON/OFF     D=DETACH (OPR)
 ^R=PREVIOUS PAGE   0-9=SET SPEED       P=PROGRAM ALERT    F=FORCE (OPR)
 ^T=NEXT PAGE         D=SHOW DEVICES    R=REDISPLAY        K=KILL (OPR)
ESC=EXIT              E=ERSATZ ON/OFF   T=SHOW TERMINALS

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JOB RUN STATES

mon - AMOS command level                RUN - running program
IOW - input/output wait                 exw - external wait
ctc - ^C interrupt                      smw - semaphore wait
tiw - terminal input wait               tow - terminal output wait
msg - message wait                      slp - sleeping

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STATISTICS HEADER INFORMATION                 + enables (default), - disables

VERSION ....... operating system version
CPU ........... microprocessor type
DATE .......... system date
TIME .......... system time
DAY ........... day of the week
UPTIME ........ time since last reset
TOTAL JOBS .... total number of jobs on the system
ACTIVE JOBS ... number of jobs using CPU time or waiting for I/O completion
CPU BOUND ..... number of jobs using CPU time
IO BOUND ...... number of jobs waiting for I/O completion
MAIN QUEUE .... number of queue blocks available
DISK QUEUE .... disk wait queue
PRINT QUEUE ... number of files queued to be printed (old type spooler)
CACHE ......... cache hit rate percentage (Alpha Micro 1.3 cache)

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JOB INFORMATION                                           J selects (default)

JOB ........... name of job
TERM .......... name of attached terminal
ACCOUNT ....... disk/drive/PPN logged in to
PROG .......... program running or last run
MEM ........... size of memory partition (in kilobytes)
CPU TIME ...... amount of CPU time used since login
READS ......... number of disk reads since login (decimal)
WRITES ........ number of disk writes since login (decimal)
USER .......... user name
PRI ........... job priority (1-254)
OWNER ......... name of owner job (if under control of another job)
LEVEL ......... security level (decimal)
MEM BASE ...... base of memory partition (in current radix)
JCB BASE ...... job control block address (in current radix)
TCB BASE ...... terminal control block address (in current radix)

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TERMINAL INFORMATION                                                T selects

TERM .......... name of terminal
JOB ........... name of attached job
IDV ........... name of interface driver
TDV ........... name of terminal driver
PORT .......... interface port number (decimal)
SPEED ......... baud rate (decimal)
BUFFER ........ contents of input buffer

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DEVICE INFORMATION                                                  D selects

DEVICE ........ name of device
SIZE .......... total device size (decimal blocks)
IN USE ........ number of blocks in use (decimal) and percentage in use
FREE .......... number of blocks free (decimal) and percentage free
COMMENTS ...... device attributes
DISK LABEL .... label name

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SYSTEM OPERATOR MODE                                     O selects from [1,2]

Operator mode allows system operators to attach, detach, kill, and force
input to jobs.  The O command toggles operator mode on and off.  You must
be logged into [1,2] and in the job display screen in order to use operator
mode.

While in operator mode, a reverse video job cursor marks the job currently
selected.  The up and down arrows move the job cursor.  When your cursor is
on the job you wish to operate on, you may enter any of the system operator
commands below.  None of these commands may be used against the job that is
running USTAT.

	A - to attach the job to another terminal
	D - to detach the job from the terminal currently attached to it
	F - to force input to the job
	K - to kill the job

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LOG ALERT & PROG ALERT

LOG ALERT and PROG ALERT are enabled by the L and P commands while in the
job display screen.  LOG ALERT beeps whenever a user's log account changes.
PROG ALERT beeps whenever a user's program name changes.  Both may be
enabled at the same time.

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COMPATIBILITY

USTAT makes use of certain job information that was added to release 1.3B of
AMOS/L.  Consequently, it will not work with earlier releases of AMOS/L.  All
versions of AMOS/L from 1.3B on are fine.  All versions of AMOS/32 are fine.

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AUTHOR

USTAT was written by David Pallmann of UltraSoft Corporation.  USTAT is
public domain software.  (516) 348-4848.

Copyright (C) 1988 UltraSoft Corporation.  All Rights Reserved.

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This file should be placed in DSK0:[7,1] so that the USTAT help command will
find it when the H, ?, or HELP keys are pressed.

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