z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

virtual machine) using the specified access list entry token (ALET). hexword is
used in conjunction with guest access-register-translation tables to locate a
guest address space to display.
ALEThexword.ALraddr.
displays the contents of third-level storage (storage that appears virtual to your
virtual machine) using the specified access list entry token (ALET) and the
access list (AL). The hexword and raddr are used in conjunction with guest
access-register-translation tables to locate a guest address space to display.
AREGareg.
displays the contents of third-level storage (storage that appears virtual to your
virtual machine) using the contents of the specified access register. The access
register (areg) is specified as one hexadecimal or two decimal digits. The
access list entry token within the access register is used in conjunction with
guest access-register-translation tables to locate a guest address space to
display.
ASITasit.
displays the contents of absolute storage in the CP-created address space
identified by the specified address space identification token (ASIT). Specify asit
as 1- to 16-hexadecimal digits; leading zeros are optional.
ASNasn.
displays the contents of third-level storage (storage that appears virtual to your
virtual machine) using the specified address space number (ASN). The
specified asn may be one to four hexadecimal digits. It is used in conjunction
with guest ASN-translation tables to locate a guest address space to display.
ASTEraddr.
displays the contents of third-level storage (storage that appears virtual to your
virtual machine) using the segment table designation contained within the
specified ASN second table entry (ASTE) located at guest real address raddr.
HOME
displays the contents of third-level storage (storage that appears virtual to your
virtual machine) using guest control register 13.
PRI
displays the contents of third-level storage (storage that appears virtual to your
virtual machine) using guest control register 1.
SECO
displays the contents of third-level storage (storage that appears virtual to your
virtual machine) using guest control register 7.
SPACEspaceid.
displays the contents of absolute storage in the CP-created address space
identified by spaceid. The operand spaceid is a 1- to 33-character string of the
form
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ownerid
:
spacename
DISPLAY Guest Storage (ESA/390)
where ownerid is an optional one to eight character user ID of the virtual
machine that owns the CP-created address space, and spacename is the 1- to
24-character address space name assigned to the address space. If ownerid is
not specified, your virtual machine is assumed to be the owner of the address
space.
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