KMDRSX.DOC 07/22/86  Jim Lopushinsky - Meadowlark 403-435-6579

For CP/M+ RCP/Ms under BYE509 or newer only.

Copyright (c) 1986 Jim Lopushinsky

KMDRSX  is an RSX that is attached to KMD.COM.  It serves two
functions:

1.	During a KMD R option, KMDRSX removes any RSXs below
	BYE, therby assuring that any uploads do not go into
	a library open by LD in the upload area.

2.	During a KMD S option, KMDRSX writes the first record
	back to the file being sent, therby causing a timestamp
	update.  I use this feature to purge any files that
	have not been taken for a specified period of time.
	This is an easy way to keep your PD files up to date and
	uncluttered with things that callers never use.  I know
	that you could initialize your drives for access and update
	time-stamping instead of update and create time-stamping,
	thus eliminating the need for this feature, but I want
	to know when a file was created, and you can't have
	both create and access time-stamping at the same time.
	If you do not have time-stamping or wish not to use
	this feature, set the TOUCH equate to NO.

To use, do the following (M80 required)

1. M80 =KMDRSX
2. LINK KMDRSX[OP]
3. RENAME KMDRSX.RSX=KMDRSX.PRL
4. GENCOM KMD KMDRSX


OPTIONS:
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TOUCH	EQU	NO

  Yes,  cause the first record in any file sent to be written back
to force an update time-stamp.

MAXDRV	EQU	'C'

  Maximum drive to apply the update time-stamp feature.  On my system,
the hard drives are A, B, and C.  The on-line floppies are D and E which
are not set up for time-stamping.  Change to suit your requirements.