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SIL Show Item List (Event list)
SIL date [+|-] Show Item List. This command shows the short descriptions for all events at/until/ from the specified date.
SILA date [+|-] Show Item List All. Executed events (state=ok) are not displayed with command SIL. If you want to display executed events also, use command SILA instead of SIL.
Specification of the date of the event. The day and month can be specified as one- or two-digit numbers.
yyyy: 1500 <= yyyy <= 2300. The year can be specified as a four-digit number or as a two digit-number. If the year is not specified (SIL dd.mm.), the current year is assumed by default.
**.mm.Y Display all events repeated yearly in the specified month mm.
**.M.Y Display all events repeated monthly.
**.**.Y Display all events repeated yearly.
day Display the text of all weekly repeated events. day specifies the name of a day in the week: MON/TUE/WED/ THU/FRI/SAT/SUN .
All events repeated weekly are displayed by command SIL MO+. In the item list you may set a weekly event to OK. You may even delete that item by specifying Y or E in the marking column. It is not possible to move a weekly repeated event to another day in the week.
Default: If no date is specified in the SIL command, the current date is assumed.
+ Display all events scheduled later than the specified or the current date.
- Display all events scheduled until the specified or current date.
Default: If the option +/- was not specified after the date, only the event list for the date is displayed.
SIL +|- [n] Show Item List with relative date specification.
SILA +|- [n] Show Item List All with relative date specification
+ Display of all events starting from the current date (no 'until' limit).
- Display all events.
+n Display of all events starting with the current date for the next n days. n can be a one- to three-digit number.
-n Display all events starting n days before the current date (no 'until' limit). n can be a one- to three-digit number.
Notes:
Independent of absolute or relative date specification, periodic events happening in the specified period are also displayed.
Already executed events (State=ok) are not displayed by SIL. If you want to display these events also, please use the command SILA (Show Item List All).
Selection of events by a search string for the event text
SIL / SILA search The short and full texts of all events are searched for the specified search string. The events matching the search string are displayed.
SIL: This command displays only matching events that were not already executed.
SILA: This command displays all matching events, also those already executed (marked OK).
search [col] [r] item
simple search argument as documented on page 8-.
search [ vk search ] [...] ..... | ( ) | %name | ( s-dat )
complex search argument as documented on page 8-.
Notes:
Upper case and lower case letters are matched during the search process. Internally both the event texts and the search string are translated to upper case letters.
Examples:
SIL 'Appointment'
All events containing the specified search string within the short or long text are displayed.
SIL :14:'Y'
All events marked as executed (State=ok, see page 14-) are displayed (because 'Y' is specified as search string).
SIL :14:-'Y'
All events not yet executed are displayed.
The command SIL will display the event list in the following mask:
Monthly or yearly repeating events are represented as dd.mm.yy or dd.mm.yy .
Possible input into the command field of the SIL mask
+ | - previous/next page of the event list.
+n | -n position n lines forward/backward in the event list.
++ | -- position to the beginning/end of the event list.
Save List. The event list displayed on the screen is edited for printing and is then written into the specified file. With the parameter ALL, not only the short text but also the full text is written into the file.
If no filename was specified, the filename used by default is CFS.ITEM.LIST [.jobname] .
CAL/II/MI/SI/SIL/SIS
Commands of the Event scheduling system: Calendar/Insert Item/ Modify Item/Show Item/Show Item List/Show Item Short.
HC | NHC Switch hardcopy on/off.
/cmd any BS2000-command.
=arith arithmetic expression or hexadecimal <--> character conversion.
For an explicit description see page 7-.
K1 Return to previous CFS mask.
F3 Recording of the current mask into the CFS hardcopy file.