NAME
comment - adds up to 100 comment lines to the historical
line header.
SYNOPSIS
comment [ -Nntap] [ -Ootap] [ -Cc1] [ -Dctap] [ -nsns] [
-nene] [ -rsirs] [ -reire] [ '-?']
DESCRIPTION
comment reads comment lines and appends them to the histori-
cal line header. These comments come either from the com-
mand line in the form of double quoted strings or from an
ascii flat file one comment per line. In either case the
comments are limited to 80 characters in length (although
you can have up to 100 of them).
COMMENT gets data and parameters from command line argu-
ments. These arguments specify the input, the output, and
the comment lines.
Command line arguments
-Nntap
Enter the input data set immediately after typing -N.
-Ootap
Enter the output data set immediately after typing -O.
-Cc1 Enter comments on the commend line enclosed by quotes
immediately after typing -C. (Note: You can include up
to 100 lines and each comment must be less than 80
characters in length; precede each comment with -C.).
Or,
-Dctap
Enter the name of an ascii flat file containing the
comments (one comment per line) with each comment less
than 80 characters in length.
-nsns
Enter first trace in record after typing -ns
(default=1).
-nene
Enter last trace in record after typing -ne
(default=#tr/record).
-rsirs
Enter first record to process after typing -rs
(default=1).
-reire
Enter last reccord to process after typing -re
(default=#records).
'-?' Enter '-?' to get online help. Program terminates after
printing this.
BUGS
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AUTHOR
Don Wagner, APR, x3281.
COPYRIGHT
copyright 2001, Amoco Production Company
All Rights Reserved
an affiliate of BP America Inc.
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