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LOCATE CMDBK
Responses
Response 1:
To find the command table entry block addresses for the CP MESSAGE command,
enter the following:
locate cmdbk message
Command CMDBK Alias IBMCLASS Privilege
MESSAGE 00344858 * A A
MESSAGE 003448A0 * B B
MESSAGE 003448E8 * 0
Ready;
In this example,
Command
shows the name of the command. When locating a QUERY or SET
subcommand, the column header changes to “Subcommand” and the rows of
data contain the name of the subcommand. See Response 5 for an
example.
CMDBK shows the command table entry block address for the command.
Alias tells you whether the command is an alias for another command. The
possible values are:
* this command is not an alias for any other command.
hhhhhhhh
this command is an alias for the command located at command
table entry block address hhhhhhhh.
IBMCLASS
shows the IBM class of the command. The possible values are:
A this is a system-control command to be used by the primary system
operator.
B this is a command for operational control of real devices.
C this is a command to alter system storage.
D this is a command for system-wide control of spool files.
E this is a command to examine system storage.
F this is a command for service control of real devices.
G this is a general-use command used to control the functions of a
virtual machine.
0 (zero) this command has no IBM class.
– this is an alias to the command located at the specified command
table entry block address. As an alias, it has the same IBM class as
the existing command. Thus, the information is not duplicated here.
Privilege
shows the privilege class (or classes) of the command. This column usually
contains 1 or more privilege classes in the range A to Z and 1 to 6. This
column may also contain:
this command can be issued by users with any privilege class.
– this is an alias to the command located at the specified command
table entry block address. As an alias, it has the same privilege
classes as the existing command. Thus, the information is not
duplicated here.
0 this command has no privilege classes.
Response 2:
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