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Hi,<br />
that is a property that belongs to the shell (i.e. Dos cmd prompt) and NOT TSM itself.<br />
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It should be easy anyway:<br />
open a cmd line, go to properties (right-click on the frame of the window) and see into Option tab: there you find &quot;Command History&quot; on the right, which defaults to 75 into the buffer counter. You can change that value as you like<br />
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hope this helps<br />
max
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Hi,
that is a property that belongs to the shell (i.e. Dos cmd prompt) and NOT TSM itself.

It should be easy anyway:
open a cmd line, go to properties (right-click on the frame of the window) and see into Option tab: there you find "Command History" on the right, which defaults to 75 into the buffer counter. You can change that value as you like

hope this helps
max

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But i work with shell unix , must modify HISTSIZE on server ?
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But i work with shell unix , must modify HISTSIZE on server ?

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you need to work on unix shell, whatever it is, it is not a matter of TSM<br />
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max
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you need to work on unix shell, whatever it is, it is not a matter of TSM

max

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I enter with :<br />
tsm: TSM_7.1&gt;q admin E62462<br />
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Administrator &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Days Since &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Days Since &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Locked? &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Privilege Classes<br />
Name &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Last Access &nbsp; &nbsp; Password Set<br />
-------------- &nbsp; &nbsp; ------------ &nbsp; &nbsp; ------------ &nbsp; &nbsp; ---------- &nbsp; &nbsp; -----------------------<br />
E62462 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;1 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;948 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; No &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; System<br />
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this user is registered on tsm, i don't think there is a relation with the shell enrironment
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I enter with :
tsm: TSM_7.1>q admin E62462

Administrator        Days Since       Days Since      Locked?       Privilege Classes
Name                Last Access     Password Set
--------------     ------------     ------------     ----------     -----------------------
E62462                       <1              948         No         System

this user is registered on tsm, i don't think there is a relation with the shell enrironment

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My question is :<br />
it is possible to increase the number of lines in the history ?
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My question is :
it is possible to increase the number of lines in the history ?

TSM - history command

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