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SET THROTTLE Usage Notes Responses Messages 1. CP can throttle devices that are eligible for I/O assist, but not while the device is in I/O assist. When a device is in I/O assist, the guest is controlling the device directly, not CP. CP can only throttle a device when it controls the I/O to and from that device. Thus, if you throttle a device that is currently in I/O assist, CP accepts your command, but does not actually begin throttling the device until the device is no longer in I/O assist. 2. To display which devices are on the I/O throttling list and what their rates are, use the QUERY THROTTLE command (page 1030). 3. You can also add devices to the I/O throttling list using the THROTTLE statement in the system configuration file. For more information about the THROTTLE statement, see the z/VM: CP Planning and Administration book. Response 1: To begin throttling a range of devices, enter the following: set throttle 800-804 rate 10000 23:08:36 HCPTHR040E Device 0801 does not exist 23:08:36 HCPTHR040E Device 0804 does not exist 23:08:36 3 device(s) added to I/O throttling list starting with device 0800 23:08:36 2 device(s) skipped. Rate is 10000 I/Os per second Response 2: To stop throttling all devices, enter the following: set throttle all off 23:09:32 The I/O throttling list has been cleared Response 3: To stop throttling a range of devices, enter the following: set throttle 800-804 off 23:10:36 HCPTHR040E Device 0801 does not exist 23:10:36 HCPTHR040E Device 0804 does not exist 23:10:36 3 device(s) deleted from the I/O throttling list starting with device 0800 23:10:36 2 device(s) skipped Response 4: To begin throttling a device, enter the following: set throttle 800 rate 10000 23:25:24 Device 0800 added to I/O throttling list. Rate 10000 I/Os per second Response 5: To stop throttling a device, enter the following: set throttle 800 off 23:25:36 Device 0800 deleted from the I/O throttling list HCP002E Invalid operand - operand HCP040E Device rdev does not exist 1404 z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference
HCP1150E DASD rdev is not a valid base exposure. HCP6810E The variations of this message are as follows: v Device rdev already in throttle set. v Device rdev not in throttle set. v Device rdev is reserved and can’t be throttled. v Device rdev is in use by system and can’t be throttled. v Device rdev is offline and can’t be throttled. HCP6832E The variations of this message are as follows: v rdev device(s) added to I/O throttling list starting with device dev v rdev device(s) skipped. Rate is xx I/Os per second v Device rdev added to the I/O throttling list. Rate is xx I/Os per second SET THROTTLE Chapter 2. CP Commands 1405
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ACTIVATE ISLINK ACTIVATE ISLINK ►
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ASSOCIATE EXIT ASSOCIATE EXIT ►
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ASSOCIATE EXIT HCP6704E Missing tok
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CLOSE HOld NOHold controls the user
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CLOSE SEQ sss identifies the sequen
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COMMIT Messages rdev Cache fast wri
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CPHX Messages Response 2: If your u
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CPRELEASE CPRELEASE ►► CPRELeas
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CPTRAP CPTRAP Purpose Messages CP d
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CPVLOAD HCP6704E Missing token at e
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CPXLOAD HCP2772E Relocatable addres
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CPXUNLOAD Responses Messages them.
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DEACTIVE ISLINK DEACTIVE ISLINK ►
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DEFINE HCP092E Device vdev not defi
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DEFINE HCP6005E Option option is no
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DEFINE HCP6847E You may not define
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DEFINE ALIAS Usage Notes 120 z/VM:
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DEFINE COMMAND / CMD DEFINE COMMAND
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DEFINE COMMAND / CMD Responses 9. T
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DEFINE CONSOLE DEFINE CONSOLE ►
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DEFINE CPOWNED Usage Notes Response
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DEFINE CPU Responses 4. When a virt
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DEFINE CU / CNTLUNIT Operands 150 z
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DEFINE DIAGNOSE DEFINE DIAGNOSE ►
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DEFINE DIAGNOSE Usage Notes 162 z/V
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DEFINE DIAGNOSE query diagnose 18c
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DEFINE EXIT Usage Notes Examples 3.
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DEFINE GRAF DEFINE GRAF ►► DEFi
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EXTERNAL Usage Notes Messages HCP00
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FORCE Usage Notes Responses 1. FORC
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FORWARD Messages RECS nnnM identifi
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HALT HALT ►► HALT Authorization
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INDICATE QUEUES AP indicates that t
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INDICATE SPACES Messages 486 z/VM:
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INDICATE USER INDICATE USER ►►
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INDICATE USER Table 10. Storage Uni
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LOCATE FILID Responses Messages To
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LOCATE SPFBK Usage Notes Responses
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LOCATE SPFBK HCP009E Invalid range
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| LOGON LOGON ►► ► ► BY Not
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LOGON Responses 14. When an ESM suc
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LOGON SYSC identifies the system co
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LOGON Messages HCP003E Invalid opti
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MESSAGE HCP2970E The CSE system nam
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MESSAGE ALL userid identifies the u
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MONITOR EVENT This response is sent
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MONITOR SAMPLE Operands The sample
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MSGNOH Usage Notes Responses Messag
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PURGE Usage Notes Responses Reader
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QUERY ABEND QUERY ABEND ►► Quer
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QUERY ALL Usage Notes Responses SYS
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QUERY ALL You see responses like th
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QUERY ALLOC QUERY ALLOC ►► Quer
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QUERY CACHE QUERY CACHE ►► Quer
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QUERY CFLINKS Examples Messages MOD
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QUERY CHPID QUERY CHPID ►► Quer
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QUERY CHPIDS QUERY CHPIDS ►► Qu
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QUERY COMMANDS QUERY COMMANDS ►
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QUERY CONFIGMODE Messages To displa
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QUERY CONTROLLER 720 z/VM: CP Comma
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QUERY CONV Responses BRIef displays
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QUERY CONV nnn Specifies the number
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QUERY CONV Messages Response 14: HC
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QUERY CPCMDS QUERY CPCMDS ►► Qu
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QUERY CPCMDS Responses Response 1:
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QUERY CPCMDS Entry Point shows the
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QUERY CPCMDS Messages HCP002E Inval
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QUERY CPDISKS Messages Rdev is the
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QUERY CPLANGLIST Messages System de
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QUERY CPLEVEL QUERY CPLEVEL ►►
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QUERY CPLOAD QUERY CPLOAD ►► Qu
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QUERY CPOWNED QUERY CPOWNED ►►
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QUERY CPTRACE QUERY CPTRACE ►►
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QUERY CPTRACE Messages All TRACE en
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| | QUERY CPUID QUERY CPUID ►►
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QUERY CPXLOAD Usage Notes 752 z/VM:
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QUERY CPXLOAD Notes: 1. Private con
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QUERY CPXLOAD HCP007E Invalid useri
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QUERY CRYPTO usable means the proce
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QUERY CRYPTO Messages RESERVED FOR
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QUERY CTCA Responses If the system
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QUERY D8ONECMD QUERY D8ONECMD ►
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QUERY DASD QUERY DASD ►► Query
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QUERY DASD Responses Response 1: If
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QUERY DASD 770 z/VM: CP Commands an
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QUERY DASD Messages volume operates
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QUERY DASD RESERVE Messages CP OWNE
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QUERY DASDFW Messages is suspended
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QUERY DATEFORMAT Messages If you is
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QUERY DIAGNOSE Responses Messages X
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QUERY DUMP Messages PAGES nnnn iden
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QUERY DUPLEX Messages When CP is ru
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QUERY DYNAMIC_I/O Responses 5. To p
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QUERY DYNAMIC_I/O Messages HCP002E
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QUERY EDEVICE Messages If none of t
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QUERY EXITS Responses 8. For more i
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QUERY EXITS Messages HCP002E Invali
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | QUERY F
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QUERY FENCES QUERY FENCES ►► Qu
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QUERY FILES QUERY FILES ►► Quer
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QUERY FILES Usage Notes Responses M
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QUERY FRAMES QUERY FRAMES ►► Qu
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QUERY GATEWAY QUERY GATEWAY ►►
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QUERY GRAF QUERY GRAF ►► Query
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QUERY GRAF response following this
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QUERY HCD QUERY HCD ►► Query Au
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QUERY HOLD QUERY HOLD ►► Query
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QUERY HOTIO QUERY HOTIO ►► Quer
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QUERY HOTIO q hotio HOTIO ON 0280-0
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QUERY HSA QUERY HSA ►► Query Au
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QUERY HYPERSWAP QUERY HYPERSWAP ►
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QUERY ICLNAME QUERY ICLNAME ►►
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QUERY IMG QUERY IMG ►► Query Au
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QUERY IMG Messages TIME identifies
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QUERY IPLPARMS Messages HCP003E Inv
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QUERY IOPRIORITY Messages Response
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QUERY ISLINK Messages HCP002E Inval
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QUERY LAN QUERY LAN ►► ► Quer
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QUERY LAN Adapter Owner: SUSE1 NIC:
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QUERY LAN 840 z/VM: CP Commands and
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QUERY LDEVS QUERY LDEVS ►► Quer
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QUERY LDEVS Messages HCP003E Invali
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QUERY LINES Responses abbreviations
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QUERY LINKS QUERY LINKS ►► Quer
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QUERY LKFAC QUERY LKFAC ►► QUER
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QUERY LKFACR QUERY LKFACR ►► Qu
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QUERY LOADDEV QUERY LOADDEV ►►
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QUERY LOGMSG QUERY LOGMSG Authoriza
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QUERY LOGMSG Responses Messages 2.
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QUERY LPARS QUERY LPARS ►► Quer
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QUERY MAXLDEV QUERY MAXLDEV ►►
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QUERY MAXSPOOL HCP003E Invalid opti
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QUERY MDCACHE QUERY MDCACHE Authori
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QUERY MDCACHE becomes available to
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QUERY MDCACHE HCP003E Invalid optio
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QUERY MDISK Responses 2. For more i
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QUERY MITIME QUERY MITIME ►► Qu
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QUERY MONDATA QUERY MONDATA ►►
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QUERY MONITOR Examples 878 z/VM: CP
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QUERY MONITOR Responses Note: To ma
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QUERY MONITOR MONITOR DOMAIN ENABLE
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QUERY MONITOR If QUERY MONITOR PART
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QUERY MONITOR USERS CONNECTED TO *M
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QUERY NAMES QUERY NAMES ►► Quer
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QUERY NAMES Messages real (rdev) or
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QUERY NEW_DEVICES Messages HCP003E
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QUERY NIC Responses 894 z/VM: CP Co
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QUERY NIC Messages HCP006E Invalid
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QUERY NLS Usage Notes Responses COU
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QUERY NSS QUERY NSS ►► Query No
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QUERY NSS contains one record for e
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QUERY NSS This response format is d
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QUERY NSS 906 z/VM: CP Commands and
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QUERY NSS Messages userid1 userid2
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QUERY NVS Messages pppppppp is the
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QUERY OBSERVER Messages HCP003E Inv
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QUERY OSA Responses If the system i
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| | | QUERY PASSWORD QUERY PASSWORD
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QUERY PATHS QUERY PATHS ►► Quer
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QUERY PATHS SUBCHOFF device is subc
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QUERY PAV QUERY PAV ►► Query Au
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QUERY PENDING COMMANDS QUERY PENDIN
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QUERY PER QUERY PER Authorization P
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QUERY PFnn Messages PFnn RETRIEVE B
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QUERY PINNED Messages rdev is the r
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QUERY (Printer ID) QUERY (Printer I
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QUERY PROCESSORS QUERY PROCESSORS
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QUERY PRODUCT Responses Messages Re
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QUERY PROMPT HCP6704E Missing token
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QUERY QIOASSIST QUERY QIOASSIST ►
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QUERY QUICKDSP QUERY QUICKDSP ►
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Operands
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Usage No
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Response
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Response
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH ORIGINID
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Messages
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QUERY (Real Device) Note: If the de
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QUERY (Real Device) q 280-285 DASD
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QUERY (Real Device) q c1-c8 LINE 00
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QUERY (Real Device) If the tape dri
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QUERY (Real Device) 964 z/VM: CP Co
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QUERY (Real Device) 966 z/VM: CP Co
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QUERY (Real Device) The parts of th
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QUERY (Real Device) Messages The op
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QUERY RECORDING QUERY RECORDING ►
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QUERY RESERVED QUERY RESERVED ►
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QUERY RESOURCE QUERY RESOURCE ►
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QUERY RETRIEVE QUERY RETRIEVE ►
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QUERY RSAW QUERY RSAW ►► Query
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QUERY SCMBKS QUERY SCMBKS ►► Qu
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QUERY SCMEASURE QUERY SCMEASURE ►
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QUERY SCREEN QUERY SCREEN ►► Qu
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QUERY SECUSER QUERY SECUSER Authori
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QUERY SECUSER Messages No secondary
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QUERY SET ACNT OFF appears for comp
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QUERY SET RUN ON RUN OFF indicates
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QUERY SHARE QUERY SHARE ►► Quer
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QUERY SHUTDOWNTIME QUERY SHUTDOWNTI
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QUERY SIGNALS QUERY SIGNALS ►►
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QUERY SPACES QUERY SPACES Authoriza
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QUERY SPACES HCP003E Invalid option
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QUERY SRM Usage Notes Responses XST
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QUERY STGEXEMPT QUERY STGEXEMPT ►
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QUERY STGLIMIT QUERY STGLIMIT ►
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QUERY STORAGE/STORE HCP263E Too man
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QUERY SWITCHES QUERY SWITCHES ►
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QUERY SYSOPER QUERY SYSOPER ►►
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QUERY SYSTEM Messages userid vdev x
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QUERY TAG Messages type identifies
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QUERY TAPES Responses QUIesced indi
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QUERY TDISK QUERY TDISK ►► Quer
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QUERY TERMINAL QUERY TERMINAL ►
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QUERY TERMINAL 1028 z/VM: CP Comman
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QUERY THROTTLE QUERY THROTTLE ►
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QUERY TIME QUERY TIME ►► Query
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QUERY TIME Messages current session
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QUERY TIMEZONES Messages The second
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QUERY TOKEN Messages HCP0002E Inval
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QUERY TRACE The following response
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QUERY TRACE Messages ident typename
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QUERY TRFILES QUERY TRFILES ►►
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QUERY TRFILES The following is an e
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QUERY TRSAVE QUERY TRSAVE ►► Qu
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QUERY TRSAVE The following message
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QUERY TRSOURCE QUERY TRSOURCE ►
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QUERY TRSOURCE Response 2 ID TYPE S
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QUERY TRSOURCE ID identifies the tr
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QUERY UCR QUERY UCR ►► Query No
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QUERY UCR Messages RECS identifies
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QUERY UNRESOLVED QUERY UNRESOLVED
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QUERY UR QUERY UR ►► Query Auth
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QUERY UR The second line of the res
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QUERY UR 1068 z/VM: CP Commands and
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QUERY UR The parts of the fourth li
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QUERY UR Messages The options for t
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QUERY USERID Messages userid - {rde
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QUERY USERS Responses 4. If CSE is
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QUERY VDISK QUERY VDISK ►► Quer
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QUERY VECTOR QUERY VECTOR ►► Qu
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QUERY VIRTUAL ALL QUERY VIRTUAL ALL
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QUERY VIRTUAL CONSOLE QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL CONSOLE page. If a fi
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QUERY VIRTUAL CPUS QUERY VIRTUAL CP
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QUERY VIRTUAL CRYPTO QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL CTCA QUERY VIRTUAL CT
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QUERY VIRTUAL DASD nnnnnnn BLK iden
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QUERY (Virtual Device) QUERY (Virtu
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QUERY (Virtual Device) Messages HCP
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QUERY VIRTUAL DUPLEX Messages svdev
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QUERY VIRTUAL FCP QIOASSIST status
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QUERY VIRTUAL GRAF QUERY VIRTUAL GR
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QUERY VIRTUAL GRAF HCP003E Invalid
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QUERY VIRTUAL LINES Messages HCP003
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QUERY VIRTUAL MSGPROC QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL MSGPROC HCP2805E Mess
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QUERY VIRTUAL OSA QDIO ACTIVE indic
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QUERY VIRTUAL PRINTER QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL PRINTER 1118 z/VM: CP
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QUERY VIRTUAL PUNCH QUERY VIRTUAL P
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QUERY VIRTUAL PUNCH Messages CLOSED
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QUERY VIRTUAL READER Messages proce
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QUERY VIRTUAL STORAGE/STORE Message
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QUERY VIRTUAL TAPES QUERY VIRTUAL T
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QUERY VIRTUAL UR QUERY VIRTUAL UR
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QUERY VIRTUAL XSTORAGE/XSTORE QUERY
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QUERY VMDUMP Responses Messages Res
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QUERY VMLAN QUERY VMLAN ►► Quer
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QUERY VMSG/PVMSG QUERY VMSG/PVMSG
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QUERY VSWITCH QUERY VSWITCH ►►
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QUERY VSWITCH Examples a backup dev
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QUERY VSWITCH Responses VSWITCH Con
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QUERY VSWITCH 1146 z/VM: CP Command
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QUERY VSWITCH Messages Options opti
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QUERY VTOD Examples Messages HCP020
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QUERY WRKALLEG Responses Messages 8
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QUERY XSTORAGE/XSTORE Responses Res
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QUERY XSTORAGE/XSTORE Messages STAR
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RECORDING RECORDING ►► Notes: R
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RECORDING HCP007E Invalid userid -
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REDEFINE Messages HCP002E Invalid o
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REFRESH Messages If you enter a REF
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REPEAT Messages RECS nnnM identifie
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RESET RESET ►► RESET Authorizat
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RESET HCP026E Operand missing or in
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RESTART MSGPROC Responses Messages
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RETAIN XSTORAGE/XSTORE Usage Notes
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RETAIN XSTORAGE/XSTORE Messages HCP
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SAVESEG SAVESEG ►► SAVESEG Auth
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SAVESEG HCP440I Saved segment name
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SAVESYS Messages v If neither the o
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SCREEN SCREEN ►► Notes: SCREen
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SCREEN Responses Messages CP sets t
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SEND Examples Messages 2. Use a sen
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SET SET Purpose Usage Notes Use the
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SET ABEND Examples Messages 3. Ther
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SET AUTOPOLL SET AUTOPOLL ►► Se
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SET CACHE Examples Responses 3. The
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SET CACHE the appropriate command r
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SET CACHEFW SET CACHEFW ►► Set
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SET CACHEFW Messages fast write fun
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SET CFLINK HCP1014E A required opti
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SET CMDLIMIT Messages HCP003E Inval
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SET CONCEAL Messages 3. You may not
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SET CONFIGMODE Responses Messages O
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SET CPCHECKING SET CPCHECKING ►
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SET CPLANGUAGE SET CPLANGUAGE ►
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SET CPTRACE SET CPTRACE ►► Set
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SET CPTRACE 1218 z/VM: CP Commands
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SET CPTRACE Usage Notes 1228 z/VM:
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SET CPTRACE Messages HCP002E Invali
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SET CRYPTO SET CRYPTO ►► Set Au
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SET D8ONECMD SET D8ONECMD ►► Se
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SET DASDFW SET DASDFW ►► Set Au
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SET DASDFW Messages Under certain c
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SET DATEFORMAT Messages HCP002E Inv
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SET DEVICES Responses Messages dyna
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SET DUMP Usage Notes Responses 1. T
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SET DUMP HCP847E Maximum system spo
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SET DYNAMIC_I/O Messages HCP026E Op
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| | | SET EDEVICE Usage Notes 1250
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SET EDEVICE Messages To clear an ex
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SET HOTIO SET HOTIO ►► Set Auth
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SET HOTIO Examples Messages 2. If y
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SET IOCDS_ACTIVE SET IOCDS_ACTIVE
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SET IOPRIORITY SET IOPRIORITY ►
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SET IOPRIORITY Messages HCP002E Inv
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SET IPLPARMS Responses Messages 5.
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SET JOURNAL SET JOURNAL ►► Set
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SET LAN SET LAN ►► SET Notes: L
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SET LINEDIT SET LINEDIT ►► Set
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SET LKFAC Messages tells you that t
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SET LKFACR Messages Response 2: Rea
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SET LOADDEV Usage Notes 1276 z/VM:
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SET LOGMSG SET LOGMSG ►► Set Au
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SET MACHINE SET MACHINE ►► Set
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SET MAXLDEV SET MAXLDEV ►► Set
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SET MAXUSERS Messages HCP002E Inval
Page 1312 and 1313:
SET MDCACHE ►► Set Purpose MDCa
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SET MDCACHE the virtual machine iss
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SET MDCACHE Responses 5. If SET MDC
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SET MDCACHE Messages The following
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SET MITIME SET MITIME ►► Set Au
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SET MITIME Messages 8. Changes can
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SET MONDATA SET MONDATA ►► Set
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SET MSGFACIL SET MSGFACIL ►► Se
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SET NEW_DEVICES Messages set new_de
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SET NVS SET NVS ►► Set NVS Auth
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SET NVS Messages Response 2: Immedi
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SET OBSERVER SET OBSERVER Authoriza
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SET PAGEX SET PAGEX ►► Set PAGE
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | SET
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SET PFnn SET PFnn ►► Set Notes:
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SET PFnn Usage Notes Messages 1. If
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SET PFnn COPY Messages You may incl
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SET PFnn RETRIEVE Messages 4. If th
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SET PRIVCLASS SET PRIVCLASS Authori
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SET PRIVCLASS Messages Response 2:
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SET PRODUCT Usage Notes Messages HC
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SET PSWTRANS SET PSWTRANS ►► Se
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SET QIOASSIST Usage Notes Examples
Page 1358 and 1359:
SET QUICKDSP Messages HCP002E Inval
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SET RDEVICE Responses Messages Devi
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SET RDEVICE Advanced Function Print
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SET RDEVICE Card Punches Examples R
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SET RDEVICE Card Readers Responses
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SET RDEVICE CLEAR Responses Message
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SET RDEVICE Communication Controlle
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SET RDEVICE DASD Usage Notes Exampl
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SET RDEVICE Graphic Display Devices
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SET RDEVICE Graphic Display Devices
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SET RDEVICE Impact Printers TYpe IM
Page 1380 and 1381: SET RDEVICE Impact Printers Example
Page 1382 and 1383: SET RDEVICE Integrated Communicatio
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Page 1386 and 1387: SET RDEVICE Tape Units Responses Me
Page 1388 and 1389: SET RDEVICE Unsupported Devices 327
Page 1390 and 1391: SET RDEVICE 3800 Printers SET RDEVI
Page 1392 and 1393: SET RDEVICE 3800 Printers DPMSIZE n
Page 1394 and 1395: SET RDEVICE 3800 Printers HCP6704E
Page 1396 and 1397: SET RESERVED SET RESERVED ►► Se
Page 1398 and 1399: SET RETRIEVE SET RETRIEVE Authoriza
Page 1400 and 1401: SET RETRIEVE Messages set retrieve
Page 1402 and 1403: SET RUN Messages HCP003E Invalid op
Page 1404 and 1405: SET SCMEASURE Responses device shou
Page 1406 and 1407: SET SECUSER SET SECUSER Authorizati
Page 1408 and 1409: SET SHARE SET SHARE ►► Set Auth
Page 1410 and 1411: SET SHARE Responses Messages requir
Page 1412 and 1413: SET SHARED Messages SHARED SET {ON
Page 1414 and 1415: SET SIGNAL SET SIGNAL ►► Set Au
Page 1416 and 1417: SET SRM SET SRM ►► Set SRM Auth
Page 1418 and 1419: SET SRM 1392 z/VM: CP Commands and
Page 1420 and 1421: SET SRM 1394 z/VM: CP Commands and
Page 1422 and 1423: SET SRM Responses Messages purposes
Page 1424 and 1425: SET STGEXEMPT Messages HCP002E Inva
Page 1426 and 1427: SET SVC76 SET SVC76 ►► Set Auth
Page 1428 and 1429: SET SYSOPER Responses Messages Resp
Page 1432 and 1433: SET TIMEBOMB SET TIMEBOMB ►► Se
Page 1434 and 1435: SET TIMEZONE SET TIMEZONE ►► Se
Page 1436 and 1437: SET TOKEN SET TOKEN ►► Set Auth
Page 1438 and 1439: SET TRACEFRAMES SET TRACEFRAMES ►
Page 1440 and 1441: SET UNDERSCORE SET UNDERSCORE ►
Page 1442 and 1443: SET VDISK Usage Notes Messages HCP0
Page 1444 and 1445: SET VMLAN SET VMLAN ►► SET Note
Page 1446 and 1447: SET VSWITCH SET VSWITCH ►► Note
Page 1448 and 1449: SET VSWITCH Usage Notes 1422 z/VM:
Page 1450 and 1451: SET VSWITCH Examples The PORTNAME o
Page 1452 and 1453: SET VTOD SET VTOD ►► SET VTOD A
Page 1454 and 1455: SET VTOD Messages Response 2: HCP00
Page 1456 and 1457: SET WRKALLEG SET WRKALLEG ►► Se
Page 1458 and 1459: SET 370ACCOM SET 370ACCOM ►► Se
Page 1460 and 1461: SHUTDOWN Options 1434 z/VM: CP Comm
Page 1462 and 1463: SHUTDOWN Responses c. The new CP mo
Page 1464 and 1465: SHUTDOWN HCP6739E filename MODULE n
Page 1466 and 1467: SIGNAL Usage Notes Messages HCP002E
Page 1468 and 1469: SLEEP SLEEP ►► SLEEP Authorizat
Page 1470 and 1471: SMSG SMSG ►► SMsg Authorization
Page 1472 and 1473: SNAPDUMP SNAPDUMP ►► SNAPDUMP A
Page 1474 and 1475: SPACE SPACE ►► SPAce Authorizat
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SPOOL CLass c specifies the spool c
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SPOOL 1456 z/VM: CP Commands and Ut
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SPOOL Usage Notes 1458 z/VM: CP Com
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SPOOL Responses ¹These are default
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SPOOL HCP035E Device type missing o
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SPXTAPE The activities of each SPXT
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SPXTAPE 1466 z/VM: CP Commands and
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SPXTAPE USERID FILE QUEUE FILENAME
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SPXTAPE When SPXTAPE DUMP, LOAD, or
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SPXTAPE device number correspond to
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SPXTAPE vdev1-vdev2 is the virtual
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SPXTAPE PRT PUN identifies the spoo
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SPXTAPE nothing; or you can enter t
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SPXTAPE HCP1901E vdev_field is not
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SPXTAPE CANCEL Responses Messages 1
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SPXTAPE DUMP User ID: USER Spool ID
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SPXTAPE DUMP 1486 z/VM: CP Commands
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SPXTAPE DUMP 1488 z/VM: CP Commands
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SPXTAPE DUMP Responses Messages If
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SPXTAPE END Responses Messages 1492
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SPXTAPE LOAD User ID: USER Spool ID
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SPXTAPE LOAD If you are a class D o
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SPXTAPE LOAD 1498 z/VM: CP Commands
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SPXTAPE LOAD each drive), use the S
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SPXTAPE LOAD Table 20. SPXTAPE LOAD
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SPXTAPE SCAN SPXTAPE SCAN ►►
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SPXTAPE SCAN RDR selects reader spo
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SPXTAPE SCAN Usage Notes Tape Dispo
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SPXTAPE SCAN Responses exists on th
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START (Disk) START (Disk) ►► ST
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START UR (Unit Record) START UR (Un
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START UR (Unit Record) Options 8 al
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START UR (Unit Record) the current
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START UR (Unit Record) 1520 z/VM: C
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START UR (Unit Record) Responses Wh
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START UR (Unit Record) FILEFCB spec
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START UR (Unit Record) Messages {RD
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STOP STOP ►► STOP Authorization
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STORE HCP6151E Storage {operand} is
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/XC) STORE
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/XC) 1534 z
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/XC) Respon
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) SECO
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) Usage
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) HCP16
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STORE Guest Storage (z/Architecture
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STORE Host Storage Usage Notes Resp
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STORE PSW 1552 z/VM: CP Commands an
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STORE PSWG STORE PSWG ►► STore
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STORE Registers STORE Registers ►
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STORE Registers Usage Notes Respons
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STORE STATUS STORE STATUS Authoriza
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STORE VECTOR STORE VECTOR ►► ST
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STORE VECTOR Responses To store hex
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SYSTEM SYSTEM ►► SYStem Authori
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SYSTEM HCP833I An IOCP has started
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TAG Usage Notes tagtext is the info
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TAG HCP022E A virtual device number
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TERMINAL HCP262I The virtual consol
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TERMINAL ASCIITBL TERMINAL ASCIITBL
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TERMINAL AUTOCR TERMINAL AUTOCR ►
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TERMINAL BRKKEY TERMINAL BRKKEY ►
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TERMINAL CHARDEL TERMINAL CHARDEL
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TERMINAL CONMODE TERMINAL CONMODE
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TERMINAL ESCAPE TERMINAL ESCAPE ►
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TERMINAL HOLD TERMINAL HOLD ►►
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TERMINAL LINEND TERMINAL LINEND ►
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TERMINAL MODE TERMINAL MODE ►►
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TERMINAL PROMPT TERMINAL PROMPT ►
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TERMINAL SYS3270 (SYSGRAF) TERMINAL
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TERMINAL TEXT TERMINAL TEXT ►►
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TERMINAL TYPE TERMINAL TYPE ►►
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TRACE Messages HCP002E Invalid oper
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TRACE: Options TRACE: Options ►
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TRACE: Options 1606 z/VM: CP Comman
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TRACE: Options Usage Notes 1608 z/V
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TRACE: Command Responses TRACE: Com
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TRACE: Command Responses Table 24.
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TRACE: Command Responses type ident
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TRACE: Command Responses aaaaaaaa E
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TRACE: Command Responses CCWs with
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TRACE ALL TRACE ALL ►► TRace Au
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TRACE AR TRACE AR ►► TRace Note
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TRACE BRANCH TRACE BRANCH ►► TR
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TRACE BRANCH Responses 1626 z/VM: C
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TRACE COUNT TRACE COUNT ►► TRac
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TRACE END TRACE END ►► TRace Au
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TRACE G TRACE G ►► TRace Notes:
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TRACE GG TRACE GG ►► ► TRace
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TRACE GOTO/CALL/RETURN TRACE GOTO/C
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TRACE INSTRUCTION TRACE INSTRUCTION
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TRACE I/O Usage Notes Responses 164
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TRACE mnemonic1 TRACE mnemonic1 ►
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TRACE mnemonic2 TRACE mnemonic2 ►
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TRACE RIO/RSCH/SIO/SIOF/SSCH Usage
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TRACE STORE (ESA/390, z/Architectur
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TRACE STORE (ESA/390, z/Architectur
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TRACE STORE (ESA/XC) Usage Notes 16
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TRACE SVC/DIAGNOSE/MC TRACE SVC/DIA
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TRACE TABLE INST-ADDR MNEM OPCODE-O
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TRACE TRAP TRACE TRAP ►► TRace
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TRANSFER Options 1660 z/VM: CP Comm
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TRANSFER Responses transfers all th
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TRANSFER HCP006E Invalid device typ
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TRSAVE Operands 1666 z/VM: CP Comma
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TRSAVE 1668 z/VM: CP Commands and U
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TRSAVE Examples Responses amount of
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TRSAVE HCP6525E External Security M
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TRSOURCE Examples 5. Use of the DRO
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TRSOURCE HCP6093E You are not allow
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TRSOURCE DISPLAY TRSOURCE DISPLAY
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TRSOURCE ENABLE TRSOURCE ENABLE ►
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) O
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) D
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) E
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) 1
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) N
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) E
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UNCOUPLE UNCOUPLE ►► UNCOUPLE A
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UNDEDICATE UNDEDICATE ►► UNDEDi
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UNLOCK UNLOCK ►► UNLOCK Authori
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VARY CHPID VARY CHPID ►► VARY A
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VARY PATH VARY PATH ►► VARY Aut
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VARY PATH indicates that command pr
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VARY PATH yy is the path that was b
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VARY PROCESSOR VARY PROCESSOR ►
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VARY (Real Device) VARY (Real Devic
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VARY (Real Device) HCP123E DASD rde
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VARY SUBCHANNEL VARY SUBCHANNEL ►
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VARY VECTOR VARY VECTOR ►► VARY
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VDELETE VDELETE ►► VDelete Auth
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VINPUT VINPUT ►► Vinput Authori
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VMDUMP Ranges: (1) Format: (2) 0 he
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VMDUMP 1724 z/VM: CP Commands and U
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VMDUMP Usage Notes 1726 z/VM: CP Co
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VMDUMP request that opens the dump
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VMDUMP Responses Examples DCSSs rec
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VMDUMP HCP6186I {Range xxxxxxxx-xxx
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WARNING Usage Notes Responses Messa
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XAUTOLOG XAUTOLOG ►► ► ► No
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| | | | XAUTOLOG 1738 z/VM: CP Comm
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| XAUTOLOG Responses JOURNALING sys
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XAUTOLOG userid identifies the virt
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XAUTOLOG HCP6050E Your userid is no
Page 1772 and 1773:
XLINK HCP2882E XLINK RESET is not a
Page 1774 and 1775:
XLINK FINDTAB XLINK FINDTAB ►►
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XLINK RESET 1750 z/VM: CP Commands
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XSPOOL HCP2982I Associated system s
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XSPOOL GATHER Usage Notes Responses
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XSPOOL QUERY SHARE XSPOOL QUERY SHA
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XSPOOL REMOVE Responses Examples Re
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XSPOOL UNLOCK XSPOOL UNLOCK ►►
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XSPOOL XLIST XSPOOL XLIST ►► XS
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XSPOOL XLISTADD Responses Messages
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XSPOOL XLISTDEL Responses Messages
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CCDUMP CCDUMP ►► CCDUMP Purpose
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CCLOAD CCLOAD ►► CCLOAD Purpose
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CCLOAD HCP8271I CTLR vdev IS ACTIVE
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CPEREPXA parameter relationships, r
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CPEREPXA For a complete description
Page 1804 and 1805:
CPEREPXA 1778 z/VM: CP Commands and
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CPEREPXA HCP8050E NO FILETYPE SPECI
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CPFMTXA -END is the last of the ran
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CPFMTXA sext is the starting cylind
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CPFMTXA Usage Notes TYPE((PERM,0,2)
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CPFMTXA Responses PERM 0 0 1 ???? 1
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CPFMTXA Messages pages to be alloca
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CPSYNTAX Messages HCP002E Invalid o
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CVTOVRID CVTOVRID ►► CVTOVRID A
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DDR DDR ►► DDR Purpose fn Opera
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DDR ►► INput OUTput Options: No
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DDR initial designation. On 3480, 3
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DDR ►► ►► SYsprint PROmpts
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DDR If you know the density of the
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DDR need to specify anything to the
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DDR ►► PRint TYpe cyl1 This exa
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DDR Home address record 0 Record 1
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DDR volid the volume identifier of
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DDR HCP2236E TAPE rdev THE MAXIMUM
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DIRECTXA EDIT lets you enter the DI
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DIRECTXA Responses Messages To do a
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DIRECTXA HCP781E INVALID DEVICE FOL
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DIRECTXA HCP1796E A POOL STATEMENT
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DISKMAP Examples To see how DISKMAP
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DUMPLOAD Usage Notes 1826 z/VM: CP
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DUMPLOAD HCP8168I VIRTUAL MACHINE D
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GENIMAGE GENIMAGE ►► GENIMAGE O
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GENIMAGE Usage Notes Messages 1832
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HCPLDR Operands HCPLDR with the TAP
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HCPLDR PUNCH requests the object fi
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HCPLDR Usage Notes Messages SYSTEM
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HCPSADMP HCPSADMP ►► HCPSADMP P
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INSTALL INSTALL ►► INSTALL Purp
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INSTALL HCP8370E PLEASE CORRECT THE
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INSTIIS INSTIIS ►► INSTIIS Purp
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INSTVM INSTVM ►► INSTVM Purpose
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IOCP Usage Notes DESC1 string indic
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MIGR51D MIGR51D ►► MIGR51D Purp
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MONWRITE Usage Notes Examples fn ft
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MONWSTOP MONWSTOP ►► MONWSTOP P
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MOVE2SFS Options Usage Notes Messag
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OVERRIDE OVERRIDE ►► OVERRIDE A
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RETRIEVE RETRIEVE ►► RETRIEVE P
Page 1890 and 1891:
RETRIEVE Responses Messages Respons
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SALIPL SALIPL ►► SALIPL Options
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SALIPL ORIGIN specifies the address
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| | | | | | SALIPL Responses Messag
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SPORDER SPORDER ►► SPORDER Purp
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TRACERED Operands Options 1874 z/VM
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TRACERED If you enter selection cri
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TRACERED 1878 z/VM: CP Commands and
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TRACERED v The second and third lin
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TRACERED CPU SECONDS CODE *********
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TRACERED Messages Registers at entr
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UTILITY Messages VTYPE devtype loca
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XLINK DISPLAY Messages - or - -CYL-
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XLINK FORMAT XLINK FORMAT ►► XL
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XLINK FORMAT HCP2870E ERROR nnn ON
Page 1920 and 1921:
Restricted User IDs in both upperca
Page 1922 and 1923:
Logical Line Editing Symbols Logica
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1898 z/VM: CP Commands and Utilitie
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ASCII Translation 1900 z/VM: CP Com
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HCPLDR Control Statements and Outpu
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and other programs (including this
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z/VM: OpenExtensions Callable Servi
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3816 printer changing 1335 clearing
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ALL operand (continued) QUERY TAPES
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cease active channel program 458 al
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control (continued) attention atten
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DDR utility 1796 deactivate cache f
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determine devices on channel path 7
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display (continued) page residency
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dynamic I/O (continued) commands (c
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example (continued) displaying (con
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freeing real processor from exclusi
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INDICATE NSS command 475 INDICATE P
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message controlling display of warn
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OFF operand (continued) SET QUICKDS
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purge (continued) image library fil
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QUERY UNDERSCORE command 1061 QUERY
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S SALIPL utility 1866 sample data c
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show (continued) dynamic switching
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stop (continued) channel program, a
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TAPE operand SET HOTIO command 1255
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UNIVERSAL_CHARSET operand SET RDEVI
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