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        openCTOS Enhanced Cleanup
        Release Level 12.00.05




Enclosed is the CTOS Cleanup2 Software Package. We hope that this product will 
become an integral part of your system(s). 

This product package consists of:
        @ One CTOS Utility "EnhCleanup.run".
        @ Primer Reference Manual Volume 9.

Product Name   : openCTOS Cleanup
Style No.      : BN-CLE
Support        : Telephone Support
Supported On   : B24, B26, B27, B28, B38 and B39
Min. OS Lev.   : CTOS 12.0

Description    : The Cleanup2 Utility has been designed for easy disk cleanup
                 maintenance to be performed during system initialization 
                 and/or at a later stage.      
New Feature    : - Implementation of WpCTOS keyboard process, ensures immediate
                   response to the <CANCEL> keystroke.
                 - New internal capabilities allowing the utility to execute
                   in Executive, Batch or Submit level.
                 - File Prefix and Node specification is reset correctly.
                 - Total report of files processed/deleted/ignored/faulty
                 - Cleanup GPS/SPL directory if requested
                 - Scrub files if requested
Known Problems : None.
Installation   : Use command "EnhCleanup" to activate the utility, or make an 
                 appropriate entry in your sysinit.jcl file.

 EnhCleanup
   [Abort after crash?]
   [CleanupSpec file?]
   [Ignore current files?]
   [Batch  Environment?]
   [Submit Environment?]
   [Cleanup Print Dirs?]
   [Scrub Files?]

        whereby
           
   [Abort after crash?]   Cleanup will abort operation if it detects a previous
                          system crash.
   [CleanupSpecFile?]     File Specification file to be used during the cleanup
                          job. Refer to file Sample>CleanupSpec.fls.
   [Ignore Current File?] Informs cleanup to ignore all files created or 
                          modified on the current date.
   [Batch Environment?]   If yes, the cleanup utility will not remove temporary
                          batch files. [default=no]
   [Submit Environment?]  If yes, the cleanup utility will not remove temporary
                          submit files. [default=no]
   [Cleanup Print Dirs?]  If yes, the cleanup utility will remove all zero 
                          length files in <SPL> and <GPS>
   [Scrub files?       ]  If yes, the cleanup utility will scrub files instead
                          of merely deleting them


   Sample>CleanupSpec.fls : [d0]<*>*-old [sys]<*>*-old etc.
                            (file specs must be seperated with spaces or
                             carriage returns)
   Sample>Config.sys      : On password protected systems, optional entries can
                            be added to the config.sys file, to enable the
                            utility to cleanup any protected files.
                            i.e.
                            If the following file spec accesses a protected 
                            disk [BushNegro]<*>*-old, then you can make an entry
                            in config.sys as follows:
                            :Cleanup+"VolName":"Password"
                            HENCE,
                             :CleanupBushNegro:MyPassword