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

SEND
Examples
Messages
2. Use a send cp userid command to force a CP READ when no CP READ
exists.
3. Enter a send userid text command to reply to message HCP150A, USER
userid HAS ISSUED A VM READ. You receive this message only if you are the
secondary user for the virtual machine.
4. If you are a Class G user, then:
a. The receiving virtual machine must be disconnected at the time you enter
the SEND command.
b. You must be authorized as the secondary user on the CONSOLE statement
in the directory entry of the receiving virtual machine or authorized as a
result of the receiving virtual machine’s use of the CP SET SECUSER
command.
c. The secondary user must not be disconnected, when the SEND command is
issued, unless he has a valid path to the *MSG or *MSGALL system service.
5. If you are not the receiving virtual machine’s secondary user, you do not receive
responses to the commands you send it.
6. If both a CP read and a VM read are pending, the CP read is satisfied first,
regardless of the order in which they were posted.
7. If you want to send multiple lines of input on a single SEND command, use the
receiver’s logical-line-end character preceded by your logical-escape character
to separate the lines. The receiving virtual machine must also have line editing
enabled. This restriction applies to when you SEND a #CP command as well.
If any of your logical-line-editing characters are part of the text to be sent to the
disconnected virtual machine, they must be preceded by your logical-escape
character.
8. For prtid, the virtual machine associated with the prtid processes the specified
text. Therefore, the text on the SEND command must be valid for the virtual
machine that is doing the processing.
9. You cannot use the class C version of this command if an external security
manager is installed on your system and security label checking is enabled. For
additional information, contact your security administrator.
1. Enter send cp user1 to place the disconnected user, USER1, into console
function read.
2. Enter send user3 msg user2 hi to cause USER2 to receive the message
hh:mm:ss: *MSG FROM USER3 HI.
3. If the secondary user receives the message USER5 CHANGE TOD CLOCK (YES|NO)
and responds by entering send user5 yes, the receiving virtual machine accepts
this input as if it were entered from the receiver’s own terminal.
4. To send information to a specific printer virtual machine, enter send prtid query
prtname options.
prtid
identifies the printer.
QUERY prtname options
identifies the text.
HCP020E Userid missing or invalid HCP045E userid not logged on
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