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	{{ND-doc\|60.050.06}} section 6.4.5		{{ND-doc\|60.050.06}} section 6.4.5

	{ND-doc\|60.128.03}} (printed February 1983), page 1-186		{{ND-doc\|60.128.03}} (printed February 1983), page 1-186

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	#Permitted only for user SYSTEM.		#Permitted only for user SYSTEM.
	#The messages are normally written on [[terminal 1]].		#The messages are normally written on [[terminal 1]].
	#The command is valid until next @[[SET-ERROR-DEVICE]] or until start from SAVE area. @[[RESTART-SYSTEM]] ([[Master Clear\|MASTER CLEAR]], [[LOAD]]) does not change the error device. Messages from the SINTRAN START program are written on the current error device.		#The command is valid until next @SET-ERROR-DEVICE or until start from SAVE area. @[[RESTART-SYSTEM]] ([[Master Clear\|MASTER CLEAR]], [[LOAD]]) does not change the error device. Messages from the SINTRAN START program are written on the current error device.

	Example:		Example:

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	@SET-ERROR-DEVICE <logical ~~number~~>		@SET-ERROR-DEVICE <logical device no.>
	Normally, the error messages from [[RT programs]] will be written on [[Terminal 1]]. However, it is possible to route them to some other terminal by using this command.		Change destination of system error messages to the specified terminal. Normally, the error messages from [[RT programs]] will be written on [[Terminal 1]]. However, it is possible to route them to some other terminal by using this command.
			; <logical device no.> : (decimal) device to which errors will be sent.

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			#Permitted only for user SYSTEM.
			#The messages are normally written on [[terminal 1]].
			#The command is valid until next @[[SET-ERROR-DEVICE]] or until start from SAVE area. @[[RESTART-SYSTEM]] ([[Master Clear\|MASTER CLEAR]], [[LOAD]]) does not change the error device. Messages from the SINTRAN START program are written on the current error device.

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	@SET-ERROR-DEVICE 9		@SET-ERROR-DEVICE 9

	which will cause the error messages to appear on Terminal 2.		which will cause the error messages to appear on Terminal 2 (terminal 2 has logical device number 9, see {{ND-doc\|60.128.03}}, Appendix C).

			== Related commands ==
			@[[GET-ERROR-DEVICE]]

	== References ==		== References ==
	{{ND-doc\|60.050.06}} section 6.4.5		{{ND-doc\|60.050.06}} section 6.4.5

			{ND-doc\|60.128.03}} (printed February 1983), page 1-186

	{{ND-doc\|60.174.Q01}}		{{ND-doc\|60.174.Q01}}
	[[Category:System Commands]]		[[Category:System Commands]]

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	@SET-ERROR-DEVICE <logical number>		@SET-ERROR-DEVICE <logical number>
	Normally, the error messages from [[RT programs]] will be written on [[Terminal 1]]. However, it is possible to route them to some other terminal by using this command. Example: @SET-ERROR-DEVICE 9, which will cause the error messages to appear on Terminal 2.		Normally, the error messages from [[RT programs]] will be written on [[Terminal 1]]. However, it is possible to route them to some other terminal by using this command.

			Example:

			@SET-ERROR-DEVICE 9

			which will cause the error messages to appear on Terminal 2.
	== References ==		== References ==
	{{ND-doc\|60.050.06}} section 6.4.5		{{ND-doc\|60.050.06}} section 6.4.5

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@SET-ERROR-DEVICE <logical number>
Normally, the error messages from [[RT programs]] will be written on [[Terminal 1]]. However, it is possible to route them to some other terminal by using this command. Example: @SET-ERROR-DEVICE 9, which will cause the error messages to appear on Terminal 2.
== References ==
{{ND-doc|60.050.06}} section 6.4.5

{{ND-doc|60.174.Q01}}
[[Category:System Commands]]