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QUERY VTOD
Examples
Messages
HCP020E Userid missing or invalid
HCP026E Operand missing or invalid
HCP045E userid not logged on
System TOD: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
User TOD: yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Delta: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Synchronized with:
USERABCD USEREFGH USER1234 USER2345 USER4321 USER5647 USER2213 USERFRED
USERSAM USERJAKE USERRICK
In this sample, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx is a sixteen-digit hexadecimal number, and the
other outputs are date and time stamps.
To display your own offset, enter: query vtod.
If you are a class G only user and are coupled to CFVM1, you can display
CFVM1’s offset by entering: query vtod for cfvm1.
To display your own offset in addition to everyone with whom you are synchronized,
enter: query vtod sync.
If you are a class G only user and are coupled to CFVM1, you can display
CFVM1’s offset and the names of everyone synchronized with CFVM1 by entering:
query vtod for cfvm1 sync
If you are a class A or B user, you can display any VTOD offset in the system. For
example, to display MAINT’s VTOD setting and the set of users synchronized with
MAINT, enter: query vtod for maint sync.
HCP2800E msgprocid is not a CF service machine.
HCP2805E One or more message processors
does not exist in your I/O
configuration.
HCP2806E You are not allowed to control
message processors.
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