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

Usage Notes
searches for a file called groupname LOGMSACI on the lowest accessed CP
disk. If you are using a DBCS terminal or have specified the DBCS option, CP
searches for a file called groupname LOGDBACI on the lowest accessed CP
disk. If no such file exists, CP searches for a file called groupname LOGMSACI.
System
tells CP to display either the contents or origin information of the file that all
users of the system would see. If you are using a non-DBCS terminal and have
not specified the DBCS option, CP searches for a file called SYSTEM
LOGMSG on the lowest accessed CP disk. If you are using a DBCS terminal or
have specified the DBCS option, CP searches for a file called SYSTEM
LOGDBCS on the lowest accessed CP disk. If no such file exists, CP searches
for a file called SYSTEM LOGMSG.
Userid userid
tells CP to display either the contents or origin information of the file that only
the specified userid would see. If you are using a non-DBCS terminal or have
not specified the DBCS option, CP searches for a file called userid LOGMSUSR
on the lowest accessed CP disk. If you are using a DBCS terminal or have
specified the DBCS option, CP searches for a file called userid LOGDBUSR on
the lowest accessed CP disk. If no such file exists, CP searches for a file called
userid LOGMSUSR.
Userid *
tells CP to display either the contents or origin information of the file that only
your user ID would see. If you are using a non-DBCS terminal or have not
specified the DBCS option, CP searches for a file called userid LOGMSUSR on
the lowest accessed CP disk. If you are using a DBCS terminal or have
specified the DBCS option, CP searches for a file called userid LOGDBUSR on
the lowest accessed CP disk. If no such file exists, CP searches for a file called
userid LOGMSUSR. In either case, userid would be the user ID of the
command issuer.
Contents
tells CP you wish to see the contents of a file. This is the default.
QUERY LOGMSG
ORIGin
tells CP you wish to see on which CP-accessed minidisk the file resides instead
of seeing the contents of the selected file.
DBCS
tells CP you wish to see origin information or content for the file that would be
displayed to users on DBCS-capable terminals. If neither DBCS nor SBCS are
specified, CP assumes you wish to see origin information or content for the file
that would be displayed to users on terminals similar to your own.
SBCS
tells CP you wish to see origin information or content for the file that would be
displayed to users on SBCS-capable terminals. If neither DBCS nor SBCS are
specified, CP assumes you wish to see origin information or content for the file
that would be displayed to users on terminals similar to your own.
1. If the file-based LOGMSG support is not enabled through the FEATURES
statement in the system configuration file, QUERY LOGMSG cannot be entered
with additional parameters.
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