Command_Qualifiers

/CARRIAGE_CONTROL
   /CARRIAGE_CONTROL=option
   /CARRIAGE_CONTROL=LIST   (D)

 Specifies the output file's carriage control.  /CARRIAGE_CONTROL 
 applies only to PRINT files.  The options are:

   LIST     - carriage return (LIST) carriage control
   FORTRAN  - FORTRAN carriage control
   NONE     - no carriage control

 Not valid with /FORTRAN or /LIST.

/CLASSES
   /CLASSES=classes
 
 Specifies that only files whose class ("A", "M", "N", for example, is
 present in the "classes" string should be processed. For example, to
 process files of class "A" or "N" only, "/CLASSES=AN".

/COPIES
   /COPIES=(MINIMUM:m,MAXIMUM:n)
 
 Specifies that only files whose copy number falls between MINIMUM and
 MAXIMUM should be processed. If MINIMUM is not specified, no minimum is
 enforced. Likewise, if MAXIMUM is not specified, no maximum is enforced.
 An example: "/COPIES=(MAXIMUM:80)".
 
/DEVICE
   /DEVICE=PRINT|PUNCH
 
 Specifies that only files of type "PRINT" or "PUNCH" should be processed.
 
/DISTRIBUTION
   /DISTRIBUTION=pattern
 
 Specifies that only files whose distribution code matches "pattern",
 where "pattern" is optionally wildcarded, should be processed. For
 example, "/DISTRIBUTION=FOOBAR" or "/DISTRIBUTION=FOO*".

/FILE
   /FILE=filespec

 Indicates that files matching filespec should be treated as Jnet
 network files, and processed instead of files in the user's network
 file directory.  This qualifier can be used to analyze files copied
 from JAN_SPOOL or JAN_RECEIVE while troubleshooting.

 The default filespec is JAN_RECEIVE:.RSC.  If the file you want to
 examine isn't in JAN_RECEIVE, you must specify the device and
 directory (even if the file is in your current default directory).
 In addition, only SYSTEM EXEC logical names are allowed in the
 file specification.  This is a cumbersome restriction, but has a
 low impact because USE/FILE will only be used for troubleshooting.

 Note that RECEIVE will not enter interactive mode if the first
 parameter is supplied:

      $ RECEIVE/FILE=filespec *.*;*

 However, RECEIVE will enter interactive mode to let you process
 the files specified by filespec interactively if the first
 parameter is not supplied:

      $ RECEIVE/FILE=filespec

 The SYSPRV privilege is required to use the /FILE qualifier.

 Not valid with /LINK or /USER.

/FORMNAME
   /FORMNAME=pattern
 
 Specifies that only files whose form specification matches "pattern",
 where "pattern" is optionally wildcarded, should be processed. For
 example, "/FORMNAME=FOOBAR" or "/FORMNAME=FOO*".

/FORTRAN
 Specifies that the output file should be created with FORTRAN carriage 
 control.  /FORTRAN applies only to PRINT files.  It is useful for
 preserving overprinting (bolding, underlining).  The recommended way to 
 specify this is /CARRIAGE_CONTROL=FORTRAN.

 Not valid with /LIST or /CARRIAGE_CONTROL.

/FROM
   /FROM=pattern
 
 Specifies that only files sent by "pattern", where "pattern" is
 specified in "user@node" format and optionally wildcarded, should
 be processed. For example, "/FROM=JOE@BLUE" or "/FROM=*@GREEN".

/FULL
   /FULL
   /NOFULL (D)

 If /FULL is specified, it displays all file information 
 in the Jnet network file tag to be displayed.  This information is
 not normally of interest to users, but system managers may
 find it helpful in troubleshooting.

/LINK
   /LINK=linkname

 Indicates that files queued to linkname should be made available
 for processing instead of files in the user's network file directory.
 RECEIVE will scan JAN_SPOOL for files queued to the specified link.
 Contrast this to scanning JAN_RECEIVE for files in a user's network
 file directory.  

 This qualifier can be used to examine the files queued to a link.  USE
 IT ONLY AS A TROUBLESHOOTING TOOL ON A LINK WHOSE DAEMON IS STOPPED,
 BECAUSE IT MIGHT INTERFERE WITH NORMAL OPERATION OF THE LINK.  Files
 may be deleted from a link's file queue. The link's queue count will
 be updated.  Note that RECEIVE will not enter interactive mode if the
 first parameter is supplied: 

      $ RECEIVE/LINK=linkname *.*;*

 However, RECEIVE will enter interactive mode to let you process
 the selected files interactively if the first parameter is not
 supplied:

      $ RECEIVE/LINK=linkname

 The SYSPRV privilege is required to use the /LINK qualifier.

 Not valid with /FILE or /USER.

/LIST
 Specifies that the output file should be created with implied (LIST)
 carriage control.  /LIST applies only to PRINT files.  The 
 recommended way to specify this is /CARRIAGE_CONTROL=LIST.

 Not valid with /FORTRAN or /CARRIAGE_CONTROL.

/MATCH
   /MATCH=AND|OR|NAND|NOR|XOR|EQV
 
 Specifies the interaction of multiple "file selection criteria" specified
 on the same command. The default interaction is for RECEIVE to match all
 files which satisfy ALL the criteria, performing a logical AND function.
 For example, "/FROM=JOE@BLUE/TO=MIKE@RED" matches files sent by JOE@BLUE
 AND destined for MIKE@RED. Files sent by JOE@BLUE to other destinations
 do NOT match. However, "/FROM=JOE@BLUE/TO=MIKE@RED/MATCH=OR"matches files
 either sent by JOE@BLUE OR destined for MIKE@RED.

	AND     all criteria must be met for a match [default].
	OR      at least one of the criteria must be met.
	NAND    at least on of the criteria must NOT be met.
	NOR     all criteria must NOT be met.
	XOR     one of the criteria must be met, but not both.  With more than
	        two criteria specified, an odd number must be met for a match.
	EQV     both or neither of the criteria must be met.  With more
	        than two criteria specifed, an even number must be met
                for a match.

/PRIORITY
   /PRIORITY=(MINIMUM:m,MAXIMUM:n)
 
 Specifies that only files whose priority field falls between MINIMUM and
 MAXIMUM should be processed. If MINIMUM is not specified, no minimum is
 enforced. Likewise, if MAXIMUM is not specified, no maximum is enforced.
 An example: "/PRIORITY=(MAXIMUM:80)".

/RECLENGTH
   /RECLENGTH=(MINIMUM:m,MAXIMUM:n)
 
 Specifies that only files whose record length falls between MINIMUM and
 MAXIMUM should be processed. If MINIMUM is not specified, no minimum is
 enforced. Likewise, if MAXIMUM is not specified, no maximum is enforced.
 An example: "/RECLENGTH=(MAXIMUM:80)".

/RECORDS
   /RECORDS=(MINIMUM:m,MAXIMUM:n)
 
 Specifies that only files whose record count falls between MINIMUM and
 MAXIMUM should be processed. If MINIMUM is not specified, no minimum is
 enforced. Likewise, if MAXIMUM is not specified, no maximum is enforced.
 An example: "/RECORDS=(MAXIMUM:80)".

/SILENT
   /SILENT
   /NOSILENT

 Suppresses the directory listing as files are located in the user's
 network file directory. This directory listing is displayed by default
 (/NOSILENT) if interactive RECEIVE is invoked by not specifying a
 filespec parameter on the command line. The directory listing is
 suppressed by default (/SILENT) if non-interactive RECEIVE is invoked
 by specifying a filespec parameter.

/SPOOLID
   /SPOOLID=(MINIMUM:m,MAXIMUM:n)
 
 Specifies that only files whose spool identification falls between MINIMUM and
 MAXIMUM should be processed. If MINIMUM is not specified, no minimum is
 enforced. Likewise, if MAXIMUM is not specified, no maximum is enforced.
 An example: "/SPOOLID=(MAXIMUM:80)".
 
/TAG_TEXT_SUBSTRING
   /TAG_TEXT_SUBSTRING=substring
 
 Specifies that only files which contain the string "substring" in the tag
 text should be processed. The "substring" may appear anywhere in the tag
 text. If a file has no tag text, this does not match.

/TO
   /TO=pattern
 
 Specifies that only files sent to "pattern", where "pattern" is
 specified in "user@node" format and optionally wildcarded, should
 be processed. For example, "/TO=JOE@BLUE" or "/TO=*@GREEN".
 /TO=pattern is useful when manipulating files for multiple users
 at once, as after a "USE POSTMASTER" command.


/USER
 /USER[=username]
 /NOUSER

 Specifies whose network files are to be processed by the RECEIVE
 command.  The default is the username of the user issuing the command.

 A user might use RECEIVE/NOUSER to enter RECEIVE to perform an operation
 which does not involve incoming files, such as TRANSLATE.
 A system manager might specify RECEIVE/USER=POSTMASTER to examine
 files sent to the POSTMASTER username.  If the first parameter is
 supplied to the RECEIVE command, it receives all the files and does
 not enter interactive mode to let you interactively process the files:

      $ RECEIVE/USER=username *.*;*

 If the first parameter is omitted, RECEIVE enters interactive mode
 to let you process the selected files, or, if /NOUSER was specified,
 to issue commands not related to your network file directory (like
 TRANSLATE):

      $ RECEIVE/USER=username
      $ RECEIVE/NOUSER

 The SYSPRV privilege is required to specify a username other than
 the username of the process issuing the command.

 Not valid with /FILE or /LINK.