Qualifiers

/APPEND
  Continues recording the specified test after the end of the input
  file is reached. The /APPEND qualifier applies to interactive
  terminal tests only.

  If you specify an input file using the /INPUT qualifier, Digital Test
  Manager records using input from the input file. When the end
  of the input file is reached, this qualifier enables you to
  record further; if you do not specify this qualifier, recording is
  terminated when the end of the input file is reached.

/AUTO_COMPARE
  /AUTO_COMPARE
  /NOAUTO_COMPARE

  The /AUTO_COMPARE and /NOAUTO_COMPARE qualifiers determine whether
  automatic screen comparison is enabled at the start of your
  interactive terminal recording session; there is no automatic
  comparisons for DECwindows tests. By default, automatic screen
  compare is in effect. The /NOAUTO_COMPARE qualifier disables
  automatic screen compare.

/DISPLAY
  /DISPLAY=screen

  Specifies the display device on which the output is to be
  displayed. For interactive terminal sessions, the default is
  SYS$OUTPUT; for DECwindows sessions, the default is the
  DECwindows server and screen, generally indicated by the
  DECW$DISPLAY logical name.

/EPILOGUE
  /EPILOGUE
  /NOEPILOGUE (D)

  Specifies whether Digital Test Manager is to execute the test epilogue
  file when interactive recording terminates.

/FILTERS
  /FILTERS
  /NOFILTERS (D)

  Specifies whether Digital Test Manager is to filter the benchmark
  file that is produced when interactive recording terminates. When
  the test is recorded, Digital Test Manager invokes the filters
  associated with the test.

  When using this command on a test with associated user filter
  variables, the /VARIABLES qualifier must also be used to execute
  those filters.
      
/INPUT
  /INPUT=file-specification

  Specifies an input file containing a textual representation of an
  interactive terminal or DECwindows session file. For interactive
  terminal tests, you must create the input file by issuing the 
  EXTRACT command on a previously recorded session.

  You cannot use wildcards in the file specification.

/KEYSYM
  Specifies the command key that is used in controlling DECwindows 
  test sessions. The default command key is F9.

  The command key must be in the DECwindows Latin-1 KEYSYM
  encodings. Display the file DECW$INCLUDE:KEYSYMDEF.H with the DCL
  TYPE command to view the list of the Latin-1 KEYSYM keys.

  For example, to use F7 as the command key, enter the following 
  command:

    DTM> RECORD test-name/KEYSYM=F7

/LOG
  /LOG (D)
  /NOLOG

  Controls whether Digital Test Manager displays informational and
  success messages on your screen.

/POINTER_MOTION
  /POINTER_MOTION
  /NOPOINTER_MOTION(D)

  Specifies whether Digital Test Manager records pointer motion for
  DECwindows tests.

/PROLOGUE
  /PROLOGUE
  /NOPROLOGUE (D)

  Specifies whether Digital Test Manager is to execute the test prologue
  file before interactive recording begins.

/REALTIME
  Instructs Digital Test Manager to record and forward keypresses to the
  application as they are entered, and not when the application requests
  them. By default, Digital Test Manager records keypresses and places 
  them into the terminal input buffer for an application when the 
  application reads from the terminal.

  This qualifier is intended for use in recording tests where an application
  will not read from the terminal until data appears in its terminal buffer.  

/TERMINATION_CHARACTER
  /TERMINATION_CHARACTER=character

  Specifies a character sequence for interactive terminal
  sessions that, when pressed twice, terminates the recording
  of an interactive terminal or DECwindows session. The default
  termination character is the sequence CTRL/P. When pressed once,
  CTRL/P temporarily suspends the recording session to introduce a
  recording function. For example, CTRL/P E (end automatic screen
  comparison) is the recording function instructing Digital Test Manager
  to terminate automatic screen comparison and to begin manual
  screen comparison.

  The termination character can be any single character, such as an
  asterisk (*),  or a control sequence, such as CTRL/P. To specify a
  control character, enter a circumflex (^)  followed by a letter.
  For example, to enter the termination character sequence CTRL/D,
  enter a circumflex followed by a D (/TERMINATION_CHARACTER=^D).
  You can also specify a termination character by its ASCII decimal
  representation. For example, you can use ASCII number 16 to
  specify CTRL/P.

  On interactive terminal tests, you can also terminate the
  recording session by entering the DCL LOGOUT command.
  If you do not want an accounting summary, enter the DCL
  STOP/IDENTIFICATION=0 command.

/VARIABLES
  /VARIABLES
  /NOVARIABLES (D)

  Specifies whether Digital Test Manager is to define symbols 
  and logical names as specified by the variables associated 
  with the test before recording starts.