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

QUERY COMMANDS
QUERY COMMANDS
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Query
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
COMMands
Usage Notes
Responses
▼ command
Privilege Class: Any
Use QUERY COMMANDS to display the commands and DIAGNOSE codes you are
authorized to use.
command
are the names of specific commands that you are trying to find out if you have
authorization to use.
1. The same function is available through the COMMANDS command.
2. Some commands have more than one version, but the user may not be
authorized to use all the versions of a particular command. If the system rejects
a command that is listed in the response, it is probably because the user is not
authorized to use the version that includes the operand or operands that were
entered.
3. For an indication of which versions of a command you are authorized to enter,
use QUERY COMMANDS cmd..., where cmd is the name of the command or
commands you are interested in. You are shown the default IBM privilege
classes of the command that you are authorized to enter.
You may specify any number of commands on the QUERY COMMANDS cmd...
command. If a command name is entered twice, it is displayed twice in the
response. No checking is made for duplicate entries.
4. Diagnose codes cannot be queried separately from commands.
5. IBMCLASS=ANY will output if:
v the command is allowed before logon and not disabled, or
v the user privilege class is ANY, meaning the command version is not
associated with any particular privilege class and the command is enabled.
Response 1:
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comm1 comm2 comm3 comm4 comm5 comm6
comm7
.
...
diag1 diag2 diag3 diag4 diag5 diag6
diag7 ...
indicates the commands and DIAGNOSE codes that the user is authorized to enter.
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