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Anybody ever fatfinger SLTCMD RST* into DLTCMD RST* ? How to then restore
those commands . . .

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Wilt, Charles wrote:

I never use SLTCMD.....

Ever since hearing about people fat fingering SLTCMD into DLTCMD....oopps

Charles Wilt
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Wow.

Never new about this shortcut.

I have worked with the SLTCMD in the past though.



Thanx,

Nick



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I'm not sure where this is documented in the manuals, but none out of five

of my co-workers knew about it until I showed it to them. On a command
line, type the first few letters of any command, followed by an asterisk.

For example, type WRK*, or WRKOBJ*, or DSPOBJ*, or RUN* and see what
happens. Also see the SLTCMD command...

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