1 REMOTE

Executes a set of commands on a remote node or nodes.

Format:

	REMOTE nodenames [DCL command or filename]

One or more nodenames can be specified, separated by commas.  If /EDIT
or /FILE is not specified, the second parameter following REMOTE is
interpretted as a DCL command.  To enter more than one command, omit the
parameter, and you will be prompted for commands interactively.  Line
recall is available in interactive mode.

If /EDIT or /FILE is specified, the second parameter is interpretted as
a file.  If /EDIT is specified, the file is inputted to an editor.
Commands that are entered using /EDIT or /FILE are copied to the
remote nodes and written into a file, and that file is then executed.  
This allows commands to be executed that are inputs to a program, rather
than just DCL commands.  Also, you can enter this mode in interactive mode
by entering the command START$FILE and exiting with END$FILE.  Remember to
precede DCL commands with a dollar sign ($) in this mode.
  
Qualifiers cannot follow the filename.  Qualifiers that follow a command
are interpretted as being part of the command, not REMOTE qualifiers.

To abort out of REMOTE, type a CTRL-C.
2 /DEFAULT_EDIT
   /DEFAULT_EDIT=editor

Specifies the default editor to use when /EDIT is specified.  The
default editor is EDT.  The only other editor you can specify is TPU. 
Thus, you can redefine the REMOTE command so it uses TPU when /EDIT is
specified.
2 /EDIT
   /EDIT=[editor]

Specifies that the commands are to be entered using the editor.  If a
filename is specified on the command line, that file is entered into the
editor.  If the editor does not write out a new file, REMOTE will
abort.  The default editor is EDT. he only other editor you can
specify is TPU.  Otherwise you must define MAIL$EDIT to point to a
command procedure which executes the editor.  See also the help on the 
qualifier /DEFAULT_EDIT.
2 /FILE

Specifies that the specified file contains commands to be executed.
