1  VSP
   VSI Service Platform (VSP) is a package management tool for OpenVMS
   that allows users to manage their PCSI packages directly on OpenVMS.

   Note that a login is required to be able to use VSP.

2  LOGIN
   Logs in to the VSI Service Platform.

   Upon entering the LOGIN command, you will be prompted to enter your
   Service Platform credentials. On a successful login, you will be
   prompted to save your credentials. If you choose to do so, all
   subsequent logins will be performed automatically on startup.

   If you have saved your credentials and want to log in under a
   different user, simply re-enter the LOGIN command.

   Format

     LOGIN 

3  Qualifiers

/SAVED

   Logs in using the previously saved credentials. Note that only one set
   of user credentials can be saved at a time.

   Format

     /SAVED

2  LIST
   Lists the products (PCSI kits) that are available for installation or
   have already been installed.

   Format

     LIST PRODUCTS [product-name]

3  Qualifiers

/INSTALLED

   Lists only the installed products.

   Format

     /INSTALLED

/ARCHITECTURE

   Lists only the products for the specified architecture.
   Possible values are AXP, I64, and X86. The default value
   is the architecture of the current system.
   
   Format

     /ARCHITECTURE=<name>

2  DOWNLOAD
   Downloads a product from the Service Platform. If multiple products
   share the same name, prints a list.

   Format

     DOWNLOAD <product-name>

3  Qualifiers

/ARCHITECTURE

   Downloads a version of the product for the specified architecture.
   Possible values are AXP, I64, and X86. The default value is the
   architecture of the current system.

   Format

     /ARCHITECTURE=<name>

/INSTALL

   Downloads the product and, if the product architecture matches the
   architecture of the current system, automatically installs the
   product.

   Format

     /INSTALL

2  INSTALL
   Installs a downloaded package. If multiple products share the
   same name, prints a list.

   Format

     INSTALL <product-name>

2  SPAWN
   Creates a subprocess of the current process. The context of the
   subprocess is copied from the current process. You can use the
   SPAWN command to leave VSP temporarily, perform other functions,
   and then return to VSP.

   Format

     SPAWN

2  WHOAMI
   Displays the current VMS persona (username, e-mail, and
   organization).

   Format

     WHOAMI

2  LOGOUT
   Logs out of the Service Platform.

   Format

     LOGOUT

2  EXIT
   Exits VSP.

   Format

     EXIT

2  Release_Notes
   Release notes for the current version of VSP are available here:

   SYS$HELP:VSP0103.RELEASE_NOTES