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

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UNLOCK<br />

UNLOCK<br />

►►<br />

UNLOCK<br />

Authorization<br />

Purpose<br />

Oper<strong>and</strong>s<br />

ASIT asit<br />

SPACE owner:space_name<br />

space_name<br />

userid<br />

Userid *<br />

symbol<br />

SYMBOL<br />

Privilege Class: A<br />

1698 z/<strong>VM</strong>: <strong>CP</strong> <strong>Comm<strong>and</strong>s</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Utilities</strong> <strong>Reference</strong><br />

firstpage<br />

lastpage<br />

Use UNLOCK to release page frames locked by the LOCK comm<strong>and</strong>.<br />

ASIT asit<br />

unlocks pages in the address space identified by the address-spaceidentification<br />

token, asit. The ASIT must be padded to 16 hexadecimal digits<br />

with leading zeros.<br />

SPACE owner:space_name<br />

unlocks pages in the address space identified by the space ID,<br />

owner:space_name, where owner is the user ID of the virtual machine that<br />

owns the address space, <strong>and</strong> space_name is the space name assigned to the<br />

address space. The space name consists of alphanumeric <strong>and</strong> national<br />

characters <strong>and</strong> is 1 to 24 characters long. If owner: is not specified, your virtual<br />

machine is assumed to be the owner of the address space.<br />

The space name “BASE” is assigned by <strong>CP</strong> as the name of a virtual machine’s<br />

host-primary address space.<br />

USERID userid<br />

userid<br />

unlocks pages in the primary address space of the virtual machine identified by<br />

userid. The virtual machine must be logged on. If you are unlocking pages of<br />

your own virtual machine’s storage, you can specify userid as an asterisk (*).<br />

firstpage<br />

is the hexadecimal number of the first user, system or address space page to<br />

be unlocked. Usage note 2 on page 1699 explains how to derive page numbers<br />

from storage addresses.<br />

lastpage<br />

is the hexadecimal number of the last user, system or address space page to<br />

be unlocked. If only one page is to be unlocked, lastpage must be the same as<br />

firstpage.<br />

SYMBOL symbol<br />

has no effect <strong>and</strong> is retained only for compatibility with previous releases. All<br />

symbols are considered resident, which means they cannot be locked or<br />

unlocked. You can specify symbol as a pattern by using asterisks (*) in place of<br />

one or more characters <strong>and</strong> percent signs (%) in place of exactly one character.<br />

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