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Title:Alpha Developer Support
Notice:[email protected], 800-332-4786
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Created:Mon Jun 06 1994
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
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3399.0. "Multipath Corporation" by HYDRA::LNARAYAN () Tue Mar 25 1997 19:45

    Company Name :  Multipath Corporation
    Contact Name :  Ron Young
    Phone        :  (702) 831-4400
    Fax          :  (702) 831-4401
    Email        :  [email protected]
    Date/Time in :  25-MAR-1997 19:45:28
    Entered by   :  L. Narayan
    SPE center   :  MRO

    Category     :  UNIX
    OS Version   :  V4.0B
    System H/W   :  Alpha


    Brief Description of Problem:
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Is there any way to increase the scroll back buffer on terminal sessions
running under the window manager in UNIX 4.0B?  I have looked under the
WINDOW, EDIT and OPTIONS menus and cannot seem to find the place to change
it.  The problem is that it only seems to store about 100 lines, which
misses a lot of our output.

Thanks, Ron
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| Ron Young                       | Phone:  (702) 831-4400           |
| Multipath Corporation           | FAX:    (702) 831-4401           |
| P.O. Box 8210                   | E-mail: [email protected]           |
| Incline Village, NV 89452-8210  | See Multipath's home page at     |
| U.S.A.                          | http://www.fmslib.com            |
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3399.1closedHYDRA::LNARAYANWed Apr 16 1997 17:2159
From:	HYDRA::LNARAYAN     "R Lakshminarayan, Software Partner Engg" 16-APR-1997 16:21:11.08
To:	US4RMC::"[email protected]"
CC:	LNARAYAN
Subj:	your question about the scroll buffer...

Ron Young

After doing some research I found how to increse the scroll buffer size!
I assume that you are using dtterm with Digital UNIX 4.0 or above.
please follow the below given steps:
after opening  all your sessions or dtterms


STEP A
cd $HOME/.dt/sessions
ls -l

If you dont see a directory called home, go to STEP B given below
otherwise

cd home
edit the dt.session file add to the line that corresponds to 
the session for which you need to increase the scroll buffer,
at the -sl number of lines. for example

you may see several line like this
dtsmcmd -hints "-geometry 1x1+0+0 -state NormalState -cmd \"/usr/dt/bin/dtterm-
session dtaakFka -ls -sl 10000 \"" -screen 0 -cmd "/usr/dt/bin/dtterm -sessiond
taakFka -ls"

each correspons to one dtterm session

add to the end of the line -sl number. for example

dtsmcmd -hints "-geometry 1x1+0+0 -state NormalState -cmd \"/usr/dt/bin/dtterm-
session dtaakFka -ls -sl 10000 \"" -screen 0 -cmd "/usr/dt/bin/dtterm -sessiond
taakFka -ls -sl 1000"
            _________
the scroll buffer is 1000 lines now

STEP B
When change directory to $home/.dt/sessions, if you dont see a directory home,
then you need to save your current session as home. To do this
clik on style manager,
clik on startup
change "resume current session" "return to home session"
clik OK
logout and login
NOW GO TO THE STEP A above 

IF you find the writeup is not clear, please let me know. I'll putit
differently.

Thank You
With Best Regards
-Nari
Alpha developer Support