The VMS::User module provides access to the SYSUAF. Read-only at the moment, but that may change with later versions of this module....

This module provides access to the Code Management System (CMS) software using its callable interface. Most routines will return a true value if successful or "undef" instead of the return value documented below if the underlying CMS routine returns ...

This module supplies a complete interface to callable the VMSMail routines for client-side access. This is the first CPAN release. This module is brand new and certainly has bugs. I will be testing it further and will release updates as I repair prob...

Get and set privileges for VMS processes. The user running the script must have sufficient privs to actually perform the act. Tied hash interface You can tie a hash to a pid (or to the current process' pid, if you don't specify a pid). Once you do th...

vmsmkdir The "vmsmkdir" function enables you to specify optional RMS arguments to the VMS CRTL when creating a directory. Its operation is similar to the built-in Perl "mkdir" function (see perlfunc for a complete description). Up to 4 optional argum...

The VMS::Queue module lets a perl script (running as a user with appropriate privileges) manage queues, queue entries, forms, characteristics, and queue managers. Queue functions The queue functions create, delete, manipulate, or list queues. Most fu...

VMS::Device mounts and dismounts, allocates and deallocates, initializes, and lists and gets info on devices. It subsumes the DCL commands MOUNT, DISMOUNT, ALLOCATE, DEALLOCATE, and INITIALIZE, as well as the lexical functions F$DEVICE and F$GETDVI. ...

VMS::Logical provides access to logical names on OpenVMS systems. translate Translates a logical name. $hash = VMS::Logical::translate('logical_name'); $hash = VMS::Logical::translate({option=>value}); The first form can be used for a simple logical ...

VMS::FlatFile combines VMS::IndexedFile and Data::FixedFormat to make it possible to read and write hashes to VMS indexed files. First, load the module: use VMS::FlatFile; Next, create an instance: my $file = new VMS::FlatFile 'disk$user01:[user]file...