1 02/26/85 print_pdt
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 3 Syntax as a command:  print_pdt path {Person_ids} {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  The print_pdt command prints a listing of a project
 7 definition table (PDT).
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10 Arguments:
11 path
12    is the pathname of the PDT segment to be printed.  If the pdt suffix
13    is not given, it is assumed.  If the pathname given does not start
14    with a greater-than or less-than character, it is interpreted as a
15    project name and the PDT in the directory containing PDTs (>sc1>pdt)
16    is used.
17 Person_ids
18    are the Person_ids about whom information is desired.  If this
19    argument is omitted, information is printed for all users listed in
20    the PDT.
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23 Control arguments:
24 -brief, -bf
25    prints small amount of information about each user.
26 -long, -lg
27    prints all data items in the PDT.
28 -no_header, -nhe
29    suppresses printing of the header.
30 -pmf
31    prints the PDT in project master file (PMF) format.  The file_output
32    command (described in the Multics Commands and Active Functions
33    manual, Order No.  AG92) can be used to place the printed PDT in a
34    segment for daemon printing or for subsequent use as a PMF (see
35    "Notes" below).
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38 Notes:  If no control arguments are given with this command, all
39 PMF-specifiable attributes and the total amount spent are printed.  The
40 user must have read access to the PDT; usually only project
41 administrators have such access.  The following command line is
42 recommended to make a PMF from a PDT.
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44       fo Project_id;print_pdt Project_id -pmf;ro
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46 See also the proj_usage_report command to get a brief summary of each
47 user's resource consumption and the display_account_status command to
48 obtain the charges accrued to the account.