The following / additions indicate how a parameter must be used:

• /A The argument is required and may not be omitted.
• /K The argument must be given with the keyword and may not be used positionally.
• /S The keyword is a switch and takes no argument.
• /M Multiple argument.
• /N Numeric argument.
• /F The argument must be the last on the row.

The ? character after a command will print help for the command in case some help documentation exists.

• Format: Addbuffers Drive/A Buffers/N
• Purpose: To add memory to floppy disk buffers to improve speed.
• Parameters:
  • Drive: Name of drive
  • Buffers: Size of buffers to add.
• Example: Addbuffers DF0: 10

• Format: AddDataTypes files/M QUIET/S REFRESH/S
• Purpose: To activate datatypes or adds another datatype.
• Parameters:
  • files: List of datatypes to add
  • Quiet: No output
  • Refresh: Update datatypes.
• Example: AddDataTypes gif.datatype REFRESH

• Format: Alias Name String/F
• Purpose: To assigns a short name to a command.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Alias name
  • String: String or command to use for alias.
• Example: Alias Del Delete

• Format: Ask Prompt/A
• Purpose: To ask a user a question in a script (reply y/n). Use IF WARN to test for a yes.
• Parameters:
  • Prompt: Text to be displayed.
• Example: Ask "Are you sure? Y/n"

• Format: Assign Name Target/M LIST/S EXISTS/S DISMOUNT/S DEFER/S PATH/S ADD/S REMOVE/S VOLS/S DIRS/S DEVICES/S
• Purpose: To assign names to directory paths.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Name of the assign
  • Target: Directory path
  • List: Display list of assigns
  • Exists: Test if assign exists (use IF WARN)
  • Dismount: Remove assign
  • Defer: Assign later
  • Path: Add assign with path,
  • Add: Add a new target to existing path (like LIBS:)
  • Remove: Remove an assign
  • Vols: List volumes
  • Dirs: List directories
  • Devices: List devices.
• Example: Assign PPaint: DH0:PPaint

• Format: Avail CHIP/S FAST/S TOTAL/S FLUSH/S
• Purpose: To display memory availability.
• Parameters:
  • Chip: Display chip memory
  • Fast: Display fast memory
  • Total: Display all memory
  • Flush: Free up memory.
• Example: Avail TOTAL

• Format: BindDrivers
• Purpose: To load device drivers for old hardware.
• Example: BindDrivers

• Format: Break Process/A/N ALL/S C/S D/S E/S F/S
• Purpose: To stop a program (see Status) using a Ctrl+Key combination.
• Parameters:
  • Process: Process name
  • All: Apply C,D,E and F
    • C: Apply Ctrl+C
    • D: Apply Ctrl+d
    • E: Apply Ctrl+E,
    • F: Apply Ctrl+F.
• Example: Break 2 C

• Format: CD Dir/A
• Purpose: To change to another directory.
• Parameters:
  • Dir: The directory to change to.
• Example: CD Text_Files

• Format: ChangeTaskPri Pri=Priority/A/N Process/K/N
• Purpose: To change a program's execution priority (see Status).
• Parameters:
  • Pri: Priority to apply (-128 to +127)
  • Process: Process number (see Status).
• Example: ChangeTaskPri 2 1

• Format: Conclip Unit/N OFF/S
• Purpose: to activate the clipboard device.
• Parameters:
  • Unit: Clipboard unit
  • Off: Turn off clipboard.
• Example: Conclip 1

• Format: Copy From/M To/A ALL/S QUIET/S BUF=BUFFER/K/N CLONE/S DATES/S NOPRO/S COM/S NOREQ/S
• Purpose: To copy files to another file or to another directory (with/without protection bits).
• Parameters:
  • From: Files to copy
  • To: Directory or file to copy to
  • All: Copy all files
  • Quiet: No output
  • Buffer: Size of buffer (default: 100K)
  • Clone: Copy file and dates-tamp, protect bits and comment
  • Dates: Copy date-stamp as well
  • NoPro: Set default protection bits
  • Com: Copy comment
  • NoReq: No requester popups.
• Example: Copy mydoc.txt docs: Dates

• Format: CPU CACHE/S BURST/S NOCACHE/S NOBURST/S DATACACHE/S DATABURST/S NODATACACHE/S NODATABURST/S INSTCACHE/S INSTBURST/S NOINSTCACHE/S NOINSTBURST/S COPYBACK/S NOCOPYBACK/S EXTERNALCACHE/S NOEXTERNALCACHE/S FASTROM/S NOFASTROM/S NOMMUTEST/S CHECK/K
• Purpose: To change or display CPU settings e.g. caches, burst, fastrom. Useful for some backward compatibility.
• Parameters:
  • Cache, NoCache, DataCache, InstCache, NoDataCache, NoInstCache: Turn all or some caches on of off
  • Burst, NoBurst, DataBurst, InstBurst, NoDataBurst, NoInstBurst: Turn all or some burst modes on or off
  • CopyBack, NoCopyBack: Enable/disable copyback mode for 68040
  • ExternalCache, NoExternalCache: Enable/disable external cache for 68040
  • FastRom, NoFastRom: Copy ROM Fast memory or not
  • NoMMUTest: Don't check for MMU
  • Check: Check cpu.
• Example: CPU INSTCACHE FASTROM

• Format: Date Day Date Time To=Ver/K
• Purpose: To display or change the date or time.
• Parameters:
  • Day: Day of the Week
  • Date: Date in dd-mmm-yy format
  • Time: Time in hh:mm[:ss] format
  • To: Save to filename.
• Example: Date To=date.txt

• Format: Delete File/M/A ALL/S QUIET/S FORCE/S
• Purpose: To delete files or directories.
• Parameters:
  • Files: One or more files
  • All: Delete all subfolders and files
  • Quiet: No output
  • Force: Ignore protection flags when deleting.
• Example: Delete OldFilesDir All

• Format: Dir Dir Opt/K ALL/S DIRS/S FILES/S INTER/S
• Purpose: List the contents of a directory.
• Parameters:
  • Dir: Directory
  • Opt: Option
  • Dirs: List directories
  • Files: List Files
  • Inter: Interactive mode.
• Example: Dir S: Files

• Format: Diskchange Device/A
• Purpose: To tell Amigados that a disk has been changed in a non-autosensing disk drive.
• Parameters:
  • Device: Name of a removable device.
• Example: Diskchange DF2:

• Format: Diskcopy From/A To/A Name/K NOVERIFY/S MULTI/S
• Purpose: Duplicates disk to another disk.
• Parameters:
  • From: Disk to copy from
  • To: Disk to copy to
  • Name: Volume name
  • NoVerify: Do not verify copy
  • Multi: Make more than one copy.
• Example: Diskcopy DF0: to DF1:

• Format: Diskdoctor Drive/A
• Purpose: Program to repair disk problems (in place). Deprecated in WB2.
• Parameters:
  • Drive: Disk drive name.
• Example: DiskDoctor DF0:

• Format: Echo String/M NOLINE/S FIRST/K/N LEN/K/N TO/K
• Purpose: To display text in a script or part of a string of text.
• Parameters:
  • String: Text to display
  • NoLine: Do not print a new line
  • First: Position of first character
  • Len: Length of substring
  • To: Destination file.
• Example: Echo "Enter your name: " NoLine

• Format: ED From/A Size/N With/K Window/K Tabs/N Width=Cols/N Height=Rows/N
• Purpose: To edit text files using a screen editor.
• Parameters:
  • From: File to Edit
  • Size: Size of Memory for file
  • With: Extended commands file
  • Window: Console window (e.g. *: current)
  • Tabs: Tab size
  • Width: Number of columns
  • Height: Number of rows.
• Example: ED S:User-Startup

• Format: Edit From/A To With/K Ver/K Opt/K Width/N Previous/N
• Purpose: To edit text files using a line editor.
• Parameters:
  • From: File to Edit
  • To: Destination file
  • With: Extended commands file
  • Opt: Options
  • Width: Number of columns
  • Previous: Number of previous vesions.
• Example: Edit s:User-Startup With Ed-Script

• Format: Else
• Purpose: It is used with the IF statement. Run if the conifition is not true do the following .commands
• Example:

If Exists s:User-Startup
    Say "User Startup already exists"
Else
    Ed s:User-Startup
Endif

• Format: Endcli
• Purpose: To close the current command line interface (cli) window
• Example: Endcli

• Format: Endif
• Purpose: To finish an IF..ELSE..ENDIF block.
• Example:

If $Age GT 65
    Say "You are a pensioner!"
Endif

• Format: Endskip
• Purpose: Command to stop a SKIP branch (for debugging).
• Example: Endskip

• Format: Eval Value1/A Op Value2/M To/K LFormat/K
• Purpose: To evaluate a simple arithmetic expression.
• Parameters:
  • Value1, Value2: Values to evaluate (Decimal, Hex (0xn) or Octal (0nnn)
  • Op: Operation (+,-,*,/,^,%)
  • To: File to save result
  • LFormat: Output format string (use *n to give a line feed).
• Example: Eval $count + 1 to env:count

• Format: Execute File/A
• Purpose: To execute a script or batch file.
• Parameters:
  • File: Script file to execute.
• Example: Execute PCD

• Format: Failat RCLIM/A
• Purpose: To change the failure limit for scripts (0,5,10,20) (0 - Ok, 5 - Warn, 10 - Error, 20 - Fail).
• Parameters:
  • RCLIM: Failat number (0-20)
• Example: Failat 20

• Format: Fault Error/N/M
• Purpose: To display an error message from a code.
• Parameters:
  • Error: One or more error numbers.
• Example: Fault 221 ("Fault 221: Disk is full")

• Format: FF
• Purpose: To turn on Fast Fonts.
• Example: FF

• Format: Filenote File/A Comment ALL/S QUIET/S
• Purpose: To attach a comment to a file (see LIST).
• Parameters:
  • File: File to add comment to
  • Comment: Text to apply
  • All: Apply to all files
  • Quiet: No output
• Example: FileNote List.txt "A list of people's names"

• Format: Format Device=Drive/K/A Name/K/A OFS/S FFS/S INTL=INTERNATIONAL/S NOINTL=NOINTERNATIONAL/S DIRCACHE/S NODIRCACHE/S NOICONS/S QUICK/S
• Purpose: Program to initialise Amiga disks
• Location: System folder
• Parameters:
  • Device, Drive: Disk device or name to format
  • Name: New volume name
  • OFS: Old Filing System
  • FFS: Fast File System
  • Intl, International: FFS International mode
  • NoIntl, NoInternational: International mode off
  • DirCache, NoDirCache: Directory caching on or off
  • NoIcons: No disk or trash icons
  • Quick: Less thorough format
• Example: Format Drive DF0: Name "Docs" NOICONS FFS

• Format: Get Name/A
• Purpose: Program returns the contents of local environment variable.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Enviornment variable name.
• Example: Get RC

• Format: Getenv Name/A
• Purpose: Program returns the contents of a global environment variable.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Enviornment variable name.
• Example: Getenv Workbench

• Format: Iconx
• Purpose: Program enables a script to be run from Workbench. The script must have a Project .info file and the Default Tool set to c:IconX to run the script.
• Example: Iconx

• Format: If NOT/S WARN/S ERROR/S FAIL/S EQ/K GT/K GE/K VAL/S EXISTS/K
• Purpose: If the econdition is true then execute following commands until an ELSE or ENDIF statement occurs.
• Parameters:
  • Not: Reverse boolean result
  • Warn: Test warn flag from previous command
  • Error: Test error flag from previous command
  • Fail: Test fail flag from previous command
  • EQ: Equality test
  • GT: Greater than test
  • GE: Greater or equal test
  • VAL: Input is a number
  • Exists: Test file exists.
• Example: IF WARN, IF $count GT 10, IF EXISTS C:List

• Format: Info Device
• Purpose: Program to display information about mounted disks.
• Parameters:
  • Device: Name of device to display.
• Example: Info DH0:

• Format: Install Device/A NOBOOT/S CHECK/S FFS/S
• Purpose: Program saves a bootblock to a disk. If you have only one drive then type INSTALL ? and then swap disks and then type DF0: and press RETURN to save the bootblock.
• Parameters:
  • Device: Disk to install bootblock
  • NoBoot: Erase bootblock
  • Check: Test for bootblock
  • FFS: Use Fast File System.
• Example: Install DF0:

• Format: IPrefs
• Purpose: Program to initialise the preferences files on startup.
• Example: IPrefs

• Format: Join File/M/A AS=TO/K/A
• Purpose: Program to join two or more files together.
• Parameters:
  • File: File(s) to join together
  • To, as: Destination file
• Example: Join File1 File2 File3 as FileFull

• Format: Lab Label
• Purpose: Defines a label of a position in a script to skip to in a script using the Skip command.
• Parameters:
  • Label: Name of label
• Example: Lab PROC2

• Format: List Dir/M P=PAT/K KEYS/S DATES/S NODATES/S To/K Sub/K Since/K Upto/K QUICK/S BLOCK/S NOHEAD/S FILES/S DIRS/S LFORMAT/K ALL/S
• Purpose: Program which lists file details in a directory.
• Parameters:
  • Dir: One or more directory name(s)
  • Keys: Display keys
  • NoDates: Do not display dates
  • To: Destination file
  • Sub: Subdirectories included
  • Since: List files since date given
  • Upto: List files upto given date
  • Quick: Simple directory list
  • Block: List files in block sizes
  • NoHead: Do not display header lines
  • Files: Files only
  • Dirs: Directorys only
  • LFormat: Output list using this format string
  • All: All files.
• Example: List Workbench: Block Dates Since=01-Jul-00

• Format: Loadwb -DEBUG/S DELAY/S CLEANUP/S NEWPATH/S
• Purpose: Program which displays the workbench screen.
• Parameters:
  • Debug: Activate debug menu
  • Delay: Wait 3 secs before loading
  • Cleanup: Clean up desktop
  • NewPath: Resnap current path settings.
• Example: LoadWB -Debug

• Format: Lock Drive/A ON/S OFF/S Passkey
• Purpose: Program to lock or unlock a device from writing to it..
• Parameters:
  • Drive: Drive to lock
  • On, Off: Turn lock on or off
  • PassKey: Specify password.
• Example: Lock DH1: On GHK459

• Format: MagTape Device/K Unit/N/K RET=RETENSION/S REW=REWIND/S SKIP/N/K
• Purpose: Program controls a magnetic tape device.
• Parameters:
  • Device: Tape device
  • Unit: Unit number
  • Ret, Retension: Retension tape
  • Rew, Rewind: Rewind tape
  • Skip: Skip parts of tape by a value.
• Example: Magtape Device TAPE1: Unit 0 REWIND

• Format: Makedir Name/M
• Purpose: To create one or more new directories.
• Parameters:
  • Name: One or more directories to create.
• Example: MakeDir DH1:Docs DH1:Basic DH0:TempFiles

• Format: MakeLink From/A To/A HARD/S FORCE/S
• Purpose: To create a logical link between two files.
• Parameters:
  • From: Link file
  • To: Actual file
  • Hard: Hard link
  • Force: Link to sub-directory
• Example: MakeLink T C:Type Hard

• Format: Mount Device/M From/K
• Purpose: To load and mount a device.
• Parameters:
  • Device: Device to mount
  • From: Mount file
• Example: Mount DEVS:CD0

• Format: Newcli Window From
• Purpose: To open a new Command Line Interface console (CON) window. Window format: CON:X/Y/Width/Height/Name/Option(s).
• Options: Auto,Backdrop,Noborder, Nodrag,Simple, Smart,Wait,Close
• Parameters:
  • Window: Window config string
  • From: Alternative script to Shell-Script.
  • Options.
    • Auto: Open only when output sent to it
    • Backdrop: Open as a backdrop behind other windows
    • NoBorder: No left or bottom borders
    • NoDrag: No draggable title bar
    • Simple: Simple refresh
    • Smart: Smart refresh
    • Wait: Remain open under window is close manually.
• Example: Newcli CON:0/10/400/200/Shell/CLOSE

• Format: NewShell Window From
• Purpose: To open a new shell (CON) window.
• Parameters:
  • Window: Window config string
  • From: Alternative script to Shell-Script.
• Example: NewShell From S:Shell-Startup

• Format: Path Path/M ADD/S SHOW/S RESET/S REMOVE/S QUIET/S
• Purpose: To set or change the program search path.
• Parameters:
  • Path: Directory path to change
  • Add: Add path
  • Show: Display path
  • Reset: Clear path
  • Remove: Remove entry from path
  • Quiet: No output
• Example: Path SC:C Add

• Format: Prompt Prompt
• Purpose: To change the command prompt text (Codes: %R: last return code, %S: Current path, %N: CLI Number).
• Parameters:
  • Prompt: Path format
• Example: Prompt "%N.%S> "

• Format: Protect File/A Flags ADD/S SUB/S ALL/S QUIET/S
• Purpose: To change the protection' flags of a file. (r=read,w=write, e=execute,d=delete,s=script,p=pure)
• Parameters:
  • File: File to change
  • Flags: One or more flags
  • Add: Add flag(s) to existing flags
  • Sub: Remove flags from file
  • All: Change all files
  • Quiet: No output
• Example: Protect Editor rwed

• Format: Quit RC/N
• Purpose: To quit a script and return an optional code value.
• Parameters:
  • RC: Return Code
• Example: Quit 5

• Format: Relabel Drive/A Name/A
• Purpose: To change the name of a disk.
• Parameters:
  • Drive: Disk to change
  • Name: New volume name
• Example: Relabel DF0: "Documents"

• Format: RemRAD Device FORCE/S
• Purpose: To remove a RAD device from memory.
• Parameters:
  • Device: RAD device
  • Force: Remove even if in use.
• Example: RemRAD RAD:

• Format: Rename From/A/M To=As/A QUIET/S
• Purpose: To rename a file another file name or move a file to another directory.
• Parameters:
  • From: Old filename
  • To, As: New filename
  • Quiet: No output.
• Example: Rename MyDoc as MyDoc.doc

• Format: RequestChoice Title/A Body/A Gadgets/M PubScreen/K
• Purpose: To ask a user for input via a requester dialog box.
• Parameters:
  • Title: Title for dialog box
  • Body: Text for dialog box
  • Gadgets: List of buttons
  • Pubscreen: Screen to use.
• Example: RequestChoice >ENV:RT "Format" "About to format your hard disk*nAre you sure?" "Go ahead" "No way!"

• Format: RequestFile Drawer File/K Pattern/K Title/K Positive/K Negative/K AcceptPattern/K RejectPattern/K SAVEMODE/S MULTISELECT/S DRAWERSONLY/S NOICONS/S PUBSCREEN/K
• Parameters:
  • Drawer: Initial drawer to use
  • File: Initial file name
  • Pattern: Use pattern as filter
  • Title: Title of dialog box
  • Positive: Text for OK button
  • Negative: Text for Cancel button
  • AcceptPattern: Defines file pattern(s) to show (overrides Pattern)
  • RejectPattern: Pattern(s) of files to hide
  • SaveMode: Change colours to indicate Save or other mode
  • MultiSelect: Allow multiple file selection
  • DrawersOnly: Display only directories
  • NoIcons: Suppress info files
  • PubScreen: Screen to use.
• Purpose: To ask a user for a filename via a file requester.
• Example: RequestFile >ENV:File Title "Select a File" Positive "Load" Noicons

• Format: Resident Name File REMOVE/S ADD/S REPLACE/S PURE=FORCE/S SYSTEM/S
• Purpose: To store an AmigaDOS command in memory (quicker than reloading from disk each time it is executed). To ensure that a command can be made resident, check the pure flag (see List).
• Parameters:
  • Name, File: File to be made resident
  • Remove: Remove file from resident list
  • Add: Add file to resident memory
  • Pure, Force: Force a non-pure file to be resident
  • System: Show system's resident code segments.
• Example: Resident C:Dir Pure

• Format: Run Command/F
• Purpose: To execute a program in the background (multi-tasking).
• Parameters:
  • Command: Program to run
• Example: Run Printfiles Doc1

• Format: Search From/M Search/A ALL/S NONUM/S QUIET/S QUICK/S FILE/S PATTERN/S
• Purpose: To search for a string in a file or search for a file on a disk.
• Parameters:
  • From: Directory to search from
  • Search: Text to search for
  • All: Search sub-directories
  • NoNum: Line numbers are not displayed
  • Quiet: No Output
  • Quick: Reduce output listing
  • File: Search a file rather than content
  • Pattern: Search using a pattern.
• Example: Search SYS: "List" File All

• Format: Set Name String/F
• Purpose: To set or list a local environment variable (local to current shell or current process).
• Parameters:
  • Name: Variable name
  • String: Text or number for variable.
• Example: Set MyName "Peter"

• Format: Setclock LOAD/S SAVE/S RESET/S
• Purpose: To load or set the date and time from a battery-backed clock.
• Parameters:
  • Load: Load date from clock
  • Save: Save date and time to clock
  • Reset: Resets the clock.
• Example: Date 27-Nov-00 10:00, SetClock Save

• Format: Setdate File/A Weekday Date Time ALL/S
• Purpose: To set the date of a file or a directory (see List).
• Parameters:
  • File: File to change
  • Weekday: Day of week
  • Date: Date
  • Time: Time
  • All: All files.
• Example: Setdate DEVS: Monday 10:30

• Format: Setenv Name String/F
• Purpose: To change the contents of a environment variable.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Variable name
  • String: Text or number for variable.
• Example: Setenv Workbench "3.1"

• Format: Setfont Name/A Size/N/A SCALE/S PROP/S ITALIC/S BOLD/S UNDERLINE/S
• Purpose: To set the console font.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Font name
  • Size: Font size
  • Scale: Scale font to size
  • Prop: Specify if a Proportional font
  • Italic: Use italic font
  • Bold: Use bold font
  • Underline: Use underlined font.
• Example: SetFont Courier 15 Bold

• Format: Setkeyboard Keymap/A
• Purpose: To set the keyboard layout using layout files in Devs:Keymaps. You can use the Input preferences instead.
• Parameters:
  • Keymap: Keymap file to use.
• Example: SetKeyboard USA0

• Format: SetMap <keymap id>
• Purpose: To set the keyboard layout. Deprecated in WB2.
• Keymaps include CDN,CH1,CH2,D,DK,E,F,GB,I,IS,N,S,USA0,USA1,USA2. Keymap can be set in icon using Tooltype: KEYMAP=<map>
• Parameters:
  • Keymap: Keymap file to use
• Example: Setmap GB

• Format: Setpatch QUIET/S NOCACHE/S REVERSE/S NOAGA/S
• Purpose: To patch Operating System functions and remove bugs (43.4).
• Example: Setpatch Quiet

• Format: Setpatch QUIET/S NOCACHE/S REVERSE/S NONSD/S NOAGA/S PATCHCONFIGFILE=PCF/K PATCHCONFIGLINE=PCL/K PATCHINFO=PI/S FORCEUPDATE/S KILLUPDATE/S NOROMUPDATE/S DISABLEROMMODULES/S SKIPROMUPDATES=SKIPROMMODULES/K WAITFORVALIDATE/S AVOIDMEMFKICKFORPATCHES/S
• Purpose: To patch Operating System functions, enable or disable rom updates, disable HD NDS mode, wait for disk validation and remove bugs (44.38).
• Parameters:
  • Quiet: No output
  • NoCache: Cache off
  • Reverse: Reverse action of setpatch
  • NoNSD: No New Style Device (Large HD support)
  • PatchConfigFile: Specify a patch config file
  • PatchConfigLine: Specify a Patch Config line
  • PatchInfo: Show patch information
  • ForceUpdate: Install updates despite something installed earlier
  • NoRomUpdate: Do not install ROM updates
  • DisableRomModules: Remove some ROM modules (can cause a crash)
  • SkipRomUpdates: Skip following updates
  • WaitForValidate: Waits for all volumes to be validated
  • AvoidMemFKickForPatches: Ignore MemFKick for Patches.
• Example: Setpatch NOROMUPDATE NONSD QUIET

• Format: Skip Label BACK/S
• Purpose: To jump to a label in a script (see Lab). Use the back option if the label occurs before the Skip command.
• Parameters:
  • Label: Label name to skip to
  • Back: Go back in script to label.
• Example: Skip Lab2 Back

• Format: Sort From/A To/A Colstart/K CASE/S NUMERIC/S
• Purpose: To sort a file and output results to a new file.
• Parameters:
  • From: File to sort
  • To: Output file
  • Colstart: Column to sort from
  • Case: Upper case entries are done first
  • Numeric: Input treated as numbers.
• Example: Sort Figures To SortedFigures Numeric

• Format: Stack Size/N
• Purpose: To change or display the amount of stack space in bytes.
• Parameters:
  • Size: Stack size in bytes.
• Example: Stack 10000

• Format: Status Process/N FULL/S TCB/S CLI=ALL/S COM=COMMAND/K
• Purpose: To display the status of running programs. TCB stands for Task Control Block.
• Parameters:
  • Process: Task number
  • Full: Full output of process info
  • TCB: Information except the command name
  • CLI|All: Command info only
  • COM|Command: Search for command.
• Example: Status 2 Full

• Format: Type From/A/M TO/K OPT H|N/K HEX/S NUMBER/S
• Purpose: To display the contents of text file on screen or binary files using the HEX option with optional line numbers.
• Parameters:
  • From: Text file to display
  • To: Output file or device
  • Opt H | Hex: Display as hex values
  • Opt N | Number: Number the lines.
• Example: Type C:DIR HEX

• Format: Unset Name
• Purpose: To remove a local environment variable.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Environment variable name.
• Example: Unset MyName

• Format: UnSetEnv Name
• Purpose: To remove a global environment variable.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Environment variable name.
• Example: UnSetEnv Workbench

• Format: Unalias Name
• Purpose: To remove a shortcut name for a command.
• Parameters:
  • Name: Alias name.
• Example: UnAlias MyDir

• Format: Version Name Version/N Revision/N FILE/S FULL/S Unit/N INTERNAL/S RES/S
• Purpose: To display workbench, library or device version information.
• Parameters:
  • Name: File
  • Version: Print Kickstart or Workbench number and sets env variables and sets Warn flag
  • Revision: As Version but for Revision number
  • File: Check file rather than memory
  • Full: Display full information
  • Internal: Check internal files
  • Res: Check resident files.
• Example: Version kickstart Version=39 Revision=106

• Format: Wait Time/N SEC=SECS/S MIN=MINS/S UNTIL/K
• Purpose: To wait for a specified period of time.
• Parameters:
  • Time: Time period in either Sec (Seconds) or Mins (Minutes)
  • Until: Wait until a time.
• Example: Wait Until 12:00

• Format: Which File/A NORES/S RES/S ALL/S
• Purpose: To find where a file is in the command path (see Path) and sets a warn flag.
• Parameters:
  • File: File to locate
  • NoRes: Resident list is not searched
  • Res: Only the resident list is searched
  • All: Search full path.
• Example: Which Multiview

• Format: Why
• Purpose: To display a reason why a previous command failed.
• Example: Why