z/OS V1R9.0 UNIX System Services Command ... - Christian Grothoff

Exit Values
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ipcrm
m 1 0x0d08c984 --rw-rw-rw- root system
Semaphores:
T ID KEY MODE OWNER GROUP
s 4096 0x0108c86e --ra------- root system
s 1 0x6208c8ef --ra-r--r-- root system
s 2 0x4d0b00a6 --ra-ra---- root system
s 24579 0x00bc614e --ra-ra-ra- xlin vendor
s 176132 0x00000058 --ra-ra-ra- xlin vendor
Following is a sample output from entering ipcs -S:
IPC status as of Wed Oct 6 14:56:22 EDT 2002
Map Memory Service:
T CREATEPID USERPID USER GROUP SHUTDOWN
S 1096 165 root system Y
S 4 114 John system Y
S 6 324 John system N
S 1052 111 Andrew vendor N
S 96 678 xlin vendor Y
0 Successful completion
1 Failure due to incorrect command-line option
jobs — Return the status of jobs in the current session
Format
Description
jobs [–l|–p] [job-identifier...]
tcsh shell: jobs [-l]
jobs produces a list of the processes in the current session. Each such process is
numbered for easy identification by fg or kill, and is described by a line of
information:
[job-identifier] default state shell_command
job-identifier
Is a decimal number that identifies the process for such commands as fg
and kill (preface job-identifier with % when used with these commands).
default Identifies the process that would be the default for the fg and bg
commands (that is, the most recently suspended process). If default is a +,
this process is the default job. If default is a –, this job becomes the default
when the current default job exits. There is at most one + job and one –
job.
state Shows a job as:
Running
If it is not suspended and has not exited
Done If it exited successfully
Done(exit status)
If it exited with a nonzero exit status
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