NetEx EFT213 Reference Manual Rel 5.4

-BLOCKsize-HOST(integer) NETEX negotiated block size.(string) the remote host name.-HOSTCODE (string) the native host character code.-HOSTTYPE (string) Operating system type.-PID-PRODuct-SERvice-STATus-TRANSlate-USERname-VERSIONExamples(integer) Process ID.(string) NESi product number.(string) the TCP/IP or NETEX service connected to.(integer) exit status of the last REMote command.(string) the current translation in effect.(string) the user name.(string) the NetEx/eFT version number.To display all users currently logged into the remote VAX/VMS host you would execute the VMS show userscommand from NetEx/eFT as:eFT> remote show usersVMS:VAX/VMS Interactive UsersVMS: 01-JAN-1987 08:00:00.00VMS: Total number of interactive users = 2VMS:VMS: Username Process Name PID TerminalVMS: SMITH JOE SMITH 00000093 TTA6:VMS: MEYERS ED MEYERS 0000009A TTA7:The prefix VMS. identifies results that are being returned from the remote VAX/VMS host. Since there is apredefined host independent command (which is really a remote alias) called WHO that accomplishes thesame task as show users, you could have also typed:eFT> remote whoAssume the remote host is running UNIX. To display what it thinks is the current date, you would type:eFT> remote dateThe results would be whatever the current date is on the remote host.REMOTE Command StatusThe completion status of the REMOTE TSO/E command is placed in the NetEx/eFT variable {status:remote}.The possible values are:0 Normal (successful) completion.nInteger value for unsuccessful completion. Set by TSO/E command.Sxxx Abnormal completion with z/OS system ABEND xxx.Uxxxx Abnormal completion with user ABEND xxxx.Interrupt Unsuccessful completion due to a keyboard interrupt (attention).Error Unsuccessful completion due to invalid, unknown, or unsupported TSO/E command.Page 146 Command Descriptions REF-eFT213-R5.4-08