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|Retrieves, edits, and reexecutes lines in history buffer. Works in many subsystems such as
|Retrieve lines for editing from history buffer. Works in many interactive subsystems<ref>See Note 3</ref>
* TACL, FUP, SQLCI or SCF ...<ref>See Note 3</ref>
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|'''<kbd>HISTORY</kbd>'''
|'''<kbd>HISTORY</kbd>'''
|history
|history
|F7
|{{button|F7}}
|history
|history
|Displays previously issued command lines
|Displays list of previously issued command lines<ref>parameter <number> 1-99</ref>
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|'''{{kbd|ENV}}'''
|'''{{kbd|ENV}}'''
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|'''{{kbd|BUILTINS}}'''
|'''{{kbd|BUILTINS}}'''
|typeset -F
|typeset -F
|help
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|Get-Command
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|Displays all TACL functions
|Displays all TACL functions
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Revision as of 11:38, 28 April 2026

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Command *NIX WIN (CMD) WIN (PS) Comment
WHO whoami whoami whoami get info for current user
HISTORY history F7 history Displays previously issued command lines
ENV env set gci env:* Displays settings of (TACL) environmental parameters
BUILTINS typeset -F Displays all TACL functions
VARIABLES typeset -F Displays names of variables, macros and routines available for you
FC Example doskey /h Retrieves, edits, and reexecutes lines in history

buffer. Works in many command line tools such as TACL, FUP or SCF

Example Example Example Example
Example Example Example Example
Example Example Example Example
Example Example Example Example
TACL *NIX WIN (cmd[1]) WIN (PS[2]) Comment
! Reexecutes a previous command line[3]
? Displays a previous command line[4]
FC Example doskey /h Retrieve lines for editing from history buffer. Works in many interactive subsystems[5]
HISTORY history F7 history Displays list of previously issued command lines[6]
ENV env set gci env:* Displays settings of (TACL) environmental parameters
BUILTINS typeset -F help Get-Command Displays all TACL functions
VARIABLES set -o posix Displays names of available variables, macros and routines in your environment
  1. Command Interpreter (legacy)
  2. Powershell
  3. See Note 1
  4. See Note 2
  5. See Note 3
  6. parameter <number> 1-99