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z/VM CP Commands and Utilities Reference Version 5 Release 1 �� SC24-6081-01
Page 1: z/VM CP Commands and Utilities Refe
Page 5 and 6: Contents About This Book . . . . .
Page 7 and 8: DEFINE TIMEZONE . . . . . . . . . .
Page 9 and 10: LOCATE VMDBK . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 11 and 12: QUERY NSS . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 13 and 14: SET ABEND . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 15 and 16: SPACE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 17 and 18: XSPOOL UNLOCK . . . . . . . . . . .
Page 19 and 20: About This Book Who Should Read Thi
Page 21 and 22: Summary of Changes This book contai
Page 23 and 24: Removal of the INSTDEF Utility The
Page 25 and 26: Virtual FICON CTCA Support The CP C
Page 27 and 28: Chapter 1. Introduction Using Comma
Page 29 and 30: Some commands require no operands;
Page 31 and 32: Syntax Diagram Convention Example K
Page 33 and 34: Privilege Classes The set of CP com
Page 35 and 36: Example The user may display the st
Page 37 and 38: Chapter 2. CP Commands This section
Page 39 and 40: #CP ►► #CP Authorization Purpos
Page 41 and 42: ACNT ►► ACNT Notes: Authorizati
Page 43 and 44: HCP002E Invalid operand - operand H
Page 45 and 46: Usage Notes DISAble tells CP not to
Page 47 and 48: Responses Messages point is current
Page 49 and 50: ASSOCIATE MESSAGES / MSGS ►► No
Page 51 and 52: Responses Messages the HCPCONSL mac
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| Options for Shared Tape Device: R
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Options R/O can be used for DASD an
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Table 4. DASD Control Levels CU Typ
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Type Meaning DASD Direct access sto
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Messages is the response sent to th
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ATTN ►► ATTN Authorization Purp
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| | | | | | | | Usage Notes Note: #
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Messages Response 4: HCP020E Userid
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Responses Messages 4. This command
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BEGIN ►► Begin Authorization Pu
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CHANGE ►► Notes: CHange (1) SYS
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Operands v An external security man
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CHANGE If a file is not spooled to
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Responses assigned to the files, an
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Usage Notes rdev is the real device
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HCP053E userid|value not in CP dire
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Options: ► ► ► ► CHars DEST
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Dist distcode specifies the distrib
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Usage Notes If you want to name fil
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Responses In all cases, the origina
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Messages spd2 identifies the spool
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COMMANDS ►► Notes: COMMands Aut
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COMMIT ►► COMMIT Authorization
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CONCOPY TERMINATE ►► CONCOPY Au
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Responses 3. If an external securit
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HCP006E Invalid device type - {rdev
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CPACCESS ►► CPACcess Authorizat
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Responses Messages v Create a CPCAC
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CPCACHE ►► CPCAche Authorizatio
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CPHX ►► CPHX Authorization Purp
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HCP6793I User userid has halted you
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caches all files whose file types s
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Messages cplistfile * txtlib a info
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Messages HCP002E Invalid operand -
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CPTYPE ►► Notes: CPTYpe Authori
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CPU ►► CPU Authorization Purpos
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CPVLOAD ►► CPVLoad Authorizatio
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CPXLOAD ►► CPXLoad Authorizatio
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Usage Notes Note: Normally, if CP c
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CPXUNLOAD ►► CPXUnload Authoriz
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DEACTIVE CONV ►► DEActive Autho
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DEDICATE ►► DEDicate Authorizat
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DEFINE Purpose Usage Notes Messages
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HCP1150E DASD {rdev|vdev} is not a
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v Hot I/O rates are being controlle
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DEFINE ALIAS ►► ► Notes: DEFi
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Responses 4. If you try to define a
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Examples Messages HCP002E Invalid o
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INTERNAL options: ► INTERNAL_COUP
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CSS nn is the channel-subsystem ID
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DEFINE CHPID / PATH OPEN_SYStems_ad
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Usage Notes 1. Specifying Logical P
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Response 2: To define a dedicated-r
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DEFINE COMMAND / CMD AFTer_logon te
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Usage Notes VMAC gives the external
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define cmd tell epname hcpxmgms ibm
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DEFINE CPOWNED ►► DEFine Author
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DEFINE CPU ►► DEFine Authorizat
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DEFINE CRYPTO ►► DEFine Authori
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DEFINE CTCA ►► DEFine Authoriza
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DEFINE CU / CNTLUNIT ►► DEFine
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DEFINE CU / CNTLUNIT OPEN_SYStems_a
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Usage Notes CSS nn is the channel-s
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DEFINE DEVICE / IODEVICE ►► DEF
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Usage Notes DASD tells CP that this
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Responses 10. To display the status
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DEFINE DIAGNOSE DIAGNOSE code that
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Responses RC = 12 Present the machi
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DEFINE EXIT ►► DEFine Authoriza
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To define exit X'F800', pass it two
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DEFINE LAN ►► ► Notes: DEFine
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Usage Notes Examples TYPE QDIO defi
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DEFINE LINE ►► DEFine Authoriza
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Responses 5. FBA minidisks intended
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Usage Notes Examples Responses CHPI
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Responses 3. The msgprocid must be
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DEFINE (Spooling Device) ►► DEF
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Usage Notes Code Width in Inches Wi
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DEFINE STORAGE ►► DEFine Config
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Usage Notes Responses def stor conf
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DEFINE SUBSTITUTE ►► DEFine Aut
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Responses 4. Temporary disks create
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Usage Notes Responses 5 05 5:0 05.0
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Responses Response 1: VECTOR FACILI
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Responses 7. For more information,
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Responses Response 1: DASD vdev DEF
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hexadecimal number. You can specify
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v An IUCV *VSWITCH statement is inc
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DEFSEG ►► DEFSEG Options: Notes
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Code Meaning EW Exclusive read/writ
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7. Segment zero must always have th
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HCP1356E nnnnn-nnnnn is a conflicti
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If other pages in the segment were
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Usage Notes 1. CP can process only
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HCP435E DEFSYS command processing c
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Responses Messages To change the IO
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DELETE CU / CNTLUNIT ►► Notes:
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DELETE DEVICE / IODEVICE ►► ►
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Messages RDEV 0301 deleted RDEV 030
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HCP6833E Device rdev is not subchan
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Messages delete rdevice 300 RDEV 30
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Messages Response 2: Delayed Respon
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HCP260E DETACH command processing c
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DETACH CFLINK ►► DETach Authori
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DETACH CPU ►► DETach Authorizat
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DETACH CRYPTO ►► DETach Authori
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DETACH LAN ►► Notes: DETach Aut
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DETACH NIC ►► DETach Authorizat
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DETACH (Real Device) ►► DETach
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Responses 7. You cannot detach volu
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TAPE vdev RETURNED is the response
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DETACH VECTOR is issued in response
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Responses 7. A tape device attached
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DETACH VSWITCH ►► DETACH VSWITC
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v The primary system operator (if d
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Responses Response 1: DIALED TO use
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DISABLE (Device) ►► DISAble Aut
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DISABLE COMMAND / CMD ►► DISAbl
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v Invalid privilege classes - class
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Responses Note: Unless you specify
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DISABLE EXITS ►► DISAble Author
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DISABLE HCD ►► DISABLE HCD Auth
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Messages informational-message and
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Responses command completes. Only t
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DISCARD PINNED ►► DISCARD Autho
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DISCONNECT ►► DISConnect Author
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Messages SYSC identifies the system
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G-5 0-G5 G5- G5-end G5 G5 T Error T
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HCP260E {Command|command command} p
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sss...sss is the space ID for the a
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DISPLAY Guest Storage (ESA/XC) ►
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U displays the contents of storage
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Usage Notes & indicates 64-bit addr
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character and a maximum of 32 chara
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virtual machine) using the specifie
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DISPLAY Guest Storage (ESA/390) be
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Responses With the use of access re
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is the response you receive with th
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DISPLAY Guest Storage (z/Architectu
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DISPLAY Guest Storage (z/Architectu
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minimum of one instruction and a ma
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DISPLAY Host Storage ►► Notes:
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Usage Notes Responses . bytecount i
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DISPLAY Linkage Stack ►► Notes:
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The headings in this response are d
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Response 8: If the specified guest
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DISPLAY PSW ►► Notes: Display A
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PSW = 03EC0000 8003010C PSWG = 03E4
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The command DISPLAY PSWG ALL displa
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DISPLAY Registers general register
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Response 3: Displaying General Regi
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The content of each register is dis
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Responses 2. You can use the QUERY
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DISPLAY Vector ►► (1) Display V
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Usage Notes Responses number of ele
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DRAIN (Disk) ►► DRain Options:
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DRAIN UR (Unit Record Device) ►
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PRT rdev {AFP } {NOAFP} Inactive Pu
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printed or punched, CP automaticall
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Messages NOAFP specifies whether th
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DUMP Purpose Usage Notes Use the DU
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uppercase and lowercase letters A t
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DUMP ACCESS LIST ►► DUmp Notes:
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DUMP CRYPTO DOMAIN INDEX ►► DUm
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AREGareg. dumps the contents of rea
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DUMP Guest Storage (ESA/XC) are to
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Responses convert a real address to
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addr1 is not addressable because of
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Storage locations and the minimum a
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DUMP Guest Storage (ESA/390) v ALET
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hexadecimal contents of storage and
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DUMP Guest Storage (z/Architecture)
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DUMP Guest Storage (z/Architecture)
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Usage Notes The specified access re
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Responses access-register translati
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- region-first-translation exceptio
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X'10'-byte boundary in which the sp
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Response 3: Hhexloc *TRANSLATION* [
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DUMP LKS ►► DUmp Notes: Authori
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AR 0 = areg0 areg1 areg2 areg3 AR 4
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is issued if the linkage stack is e
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DUMP PSW ►► DUmp Notes: Authori
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Response 5: The command DUMP PSW AL
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The command DUMP PSWG with no other
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GHreg1 GH indicates the upper half
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The content of each register is dum
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is the response that is sent to the
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Usage Notes Responses 1. If you spe
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DUMP Vector ►► DUmp VR and VP G
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Usage Notes Responses *dumpid ident
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DUPLEX ►► Pace: Notes: DUPlex (
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Usage Notes The volid is specified
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Responses Attention: Some guests, M
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userid is the ID of the user who is
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Duplex pair (prdev,srdev) - not re-
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ECHO ►► ECho Authorization Purp
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Usage Notes Responses Messages 1. T
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ENABLE DIAGNOSE ►► ENable Autho
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ENABLE EXITS ►► ENable Authoriz
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EXTERNAL ►► EXTernal Authorizat
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FLASHCOPY ►► FLASHCopy Authoriz
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HCP024E Cylinder missing or invalid
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Responses finished. For example, yo
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FORCE ►► FORCE Notes: Authoriza
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Response 2: {type {rdev} } {LOGOFF
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FORWARD ►► Notes: FOrward Autho
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FREE LOGON ►► FRee Authorizatio
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HCP026E Operand missing or invalid
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HCP1120E The requested GIVE for dev
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Options Usage Notes GIVE (Real Devi
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GIVE (Virtual Device) ►► ► GI
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Response 3: receiver tape vdev2 att
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Messages SWCH Dynamic Switching Dev
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HOLD PRINTER/PUNCH ►► HOld Auth
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HYPERSWAP ►► HYPerswap Authoriz
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Responses Examples The Hyperswap co
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INDICATE Purpose Messages HCP002E I
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INDICATE LOAD ►► INDicate Autho
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HIT RATIO-hhh% identifies the perce
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INDICATE NSS ►► INDicate Author
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Messages Writes=nnnnnnnnnn is the n
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yyyyyy is the decimal number of pag
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The data displayed by this command
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INDICATE QUEUES L The user is in th
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Dasd: Reads=nnnnnnnnnn Writes=nnnnn
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HCP007E Invalid userid - userid. HC
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Responses counts. This applies to b
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WRITES=n...n is the total number of
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Note: The response line containing
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INDICATE USER Pages includes inform
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INDICATE USER Reads=nnnnnnnnnn is t
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INDICATE VECTOR ►► INDicate Aut
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IPL ►► Ipl Authorization Purpos
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Usage Notes inserted into the virtu
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ENTER key as input to the virtual m
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Responses user PROFILE EXEC is invo
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HCP1352E System name cannot be proc
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| | | | | | | | Usage Notes existin
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13. The STABLE and EXCLUSIVE modes
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Responses Table 13. Linking to a De
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Messages DASD vdev2 LINKED R/W; R/W
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LOADBUF ►► LOADBUF Authorizatio
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5 3 7 4 9 5 11 6 13 7 15 8 19 10 21
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HCP421E Printer prt-type does not s
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Usage Notes Name Meaning FCB8 Space
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LOCATE Authorization Purpose Privil
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Usage Notes specific IBM class asso
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The CP MSG command is actually an a
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LOCATE DGNBK ►► LOCate Authoriz
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LOCATE FILID ►► LOCate Authoriz
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LOCATE FRAMETBL ►► LOCate Autho
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LOCATE ICLBK ►► LOCate Authoriz
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LOCATE LDEV ►► LOCate Authoriza
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LOCATE RDEV ►► LOCate Authoriza
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LOCATE SHPBK ►► LOCate Authoriz
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LOCATE SNABK ►► LOCate Authoriz
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LOCATE SPFBK ►► Notes: LOCate A
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Messages SpID shows the spool file
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LOCATE (Storage) ►► ► Notes:
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Usage Notes Responses HEX xdata spe
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LOCATE SYMBOL ►► LOCate Authori
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LOCATE VDEV ►► LOCate Authoriza
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HCP6720I No items found to satisfy
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Messages locate tools VMDBK = 05ADD
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LOCATE XITBK ►► LOCate Authoriz
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LOCATEVM ►► LOCATEVM ► DATA d
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Usage Notes Responses of hexadecima
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LOCK ►► LOCK Authorization Purp
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Examples A locked page from an addr
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LOGOFF ►► LOGoff LOGout Authori
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Messages is the response sent to th
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LOGON authorization checking for th
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| | | | | | machine simulating the
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log message for which the first cha
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luname identifies an SNA/CCS termin
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HCP109E userid vdev not linked; inv
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MESSAGE Purpose Usage Notes Message
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MESSAGE ALL ►► Message MSG Auth
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MESSAGE (User) ►► Message MSG A
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MODIFY CHPID / PATH ►► (1) Oper
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Responses other part of the hardwar
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MODIFY COMMAND / CMD ►► ► MOD
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Usage Notes SILENTly tells CP that
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Messages PRIVCLASS 12345678 * C C P
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Purpose Operands MODIFY CU / CNTLUN
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Usage Notes MODIFY CU / CNTLUNIT sp
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HCP6815E Command failed in the chan
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dev1-rdev2 is the real device numbe
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Responses Messages c. Issue the SET
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MODIFY DIAGNOSE ►► MODify Opera
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Responses Messages RC = 12 Present
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Usage Notes RESolve tells CP to res
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MODIFY PRIV_CLASSES ►► MODify P
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MONITOR Purpose Usage Notes Use the
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HCP6237I Event monitoring will not
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Purpose Operands MONITOR EVENT Use
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MONITOR EVENT SCHeduler USERID user
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If the START command is issued when
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Responses Notes: a. To determine th
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MONITOR SAMPLE ►► MONitor Autho
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MONITOR SAMPLE or disable all or se
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v A virtual machine must load the m
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Responses 1. The default size reser
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MONITOR START/STOP ►► MONitor A
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- or - MONITOR SAMPLE STARTED BY [u
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MSGNOH ►► Notes: MSGNOH Authori
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NOTREADY ►► NOTReady Authorizat
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Usage Notes PRT Reader RDR indicate
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Responses Messages 7890 A 5555 A 45
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PURGE ►► PURge Notes: Authoriza
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Messages indicates the number of fi
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Messages displays the count of file
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Messages 0003 FILES PURGED 0002 FIL
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Responses Messages 3. The PURGE NSS
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PURGE TRFILES ►► PURge Authoriz
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PURGE UCR ►► PURge Authorizatio
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QUERY ALL ►► Query Authorizatio
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If there are channel-to-channel ada
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GRAF 08E0 LOGON AS SVCDIR 0009 VTAM
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This means that the magnetic tape d
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PRT 0F10 DEST OFF DEST - NONE - DES
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Category Possible Values Meaning Sc
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The parts of the next-to-last line
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Messages The options for the third
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Usage Notes Examples PAGE specifies
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performance, the type of channel pr
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volid rdev nnnnnnnnnn nnnnnnnnnn nn
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pppppp is the total number of pages
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QUERY BYUSER ►► Query Authoriza
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Messages is the response for each 3
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HCP020E Userid missing or invalid H
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QUERY CFLINKS ►► Query Authoriz
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HCP003E Invalid option - command co
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Responses A typical response is: PA
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HCP003E Invalid option - {option|co
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Messages This response shows that t
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QUERY COLLECT ►► Query Authoriz
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Messages commx is the name of a com
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Responses Messages Example 2: To ge
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QUERY CONFIGMODE ►► Query Autho
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QUERY CONTROLLER ►► Query Autho
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QUERY CONV ►► Query Authorizati
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state Specifies if the conversation
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Conversation: convid Instance: x Ty
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QUERY CPCHECKING ►► Query Autho
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Usage Notes IBMclass c specifies th
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query cpcmds msg Alias: MSG Alias S
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CMDBK Address: 001CD158 Entry Point
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QUERY CPDISKS ►► Query Authoriz
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QUERY CPLANGLIST ►► Query Autho
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QUERY CPLANGUAGE ►► Query Autho
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Responses Messages v User default v
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Messages For more information on th
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Usage Notes Responses Examples 1. T
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QUERY CPTRAP Purpose Messages z/VM
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QUERY CPXLOAD ►► Query Authoriz
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Responses Please Note The following
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Messages To display information abo
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QUERY CRYPTO ►► Query Authoriza
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The following is the response to QU
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QUERY CTCA ►► Query Authorizati
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Messages HCP003E Invalid option - o
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Messages CP will log userid’s att
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Usage Notes DETAILS displays detail
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The following response is also disp
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For subsystem NVS, the status can b
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QUERY DASD RESERVE ►► Query Not
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QUERY DASDFW ►► Query Authoriza
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QUERY DATEFORMAT ►► Query Autho
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QUERY DIAGNOSE ►► Query Authori
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QUERY DUMP ►► Query Authorizati
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QUERY DUPLEX ►► Query Authoriza
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QUERY DYNAMIC_I/O ►► Query Auth
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Your z/VM system or your hardware t
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QUERY EDEVICE ►► Query Authoriz
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QUERY EXITS ►► Query Authorizat
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Response 2: To display the current
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| | | | QUERY FCP ►► Query Auth
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| | | | | | | | Messages When you e
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Messages type Storage path | Channe
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as an asterisk (*) for information
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HCP848E SYSTEM parameter is invalid
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Messages TRACE identifies the numbe
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Messages Note: The owning user ID i
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Usage Notes Responses BOXed indicat
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Messages hardware changes and is al
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Messages userid - {ALL},... (up to
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You will see the following response
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Messages If you have no hardware sy
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Messages HCP6704E Missing token at
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Messages ICLNAME is the name of the
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Usage Notes Responses ISOdate Speci
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QUERY IPLPARMS ►► Query Authori
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QUERY IOPRIORITY ►► Query Autho
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QUERY ISLINK ►► Query Authoriza
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QUERY JOURNAL ►► Query Authoriz
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Examples TYPE QDIO restricts the re
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Responses Response 1: 224.0.0.1 MAC
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Messages The router line is display
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Response 1: If a virtual machine us
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QUERY LINES ►► Query Authorizat
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Messages If you enter a QUERY LINES
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HCP022E A virtual device number was
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Messages config_name is the name of
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Messages Response 4: Real MPLF is a
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Messages HCP003E Invalid option - c
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Usage Notes searches for a file cal
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HCP007E Invalid userid - userid HCP
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Messages To display information abo
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QUERY MAXSPOOL ►► Query Notes:
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QUERY MAXUSERS ►► Query Authori
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Usage Notes Responses RDEV indicate
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Messages userid identifies the owne
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QUERY MDISK ►► Query Notes: Aut
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Messages Secondary The minidisk is
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QUERY MONITOR ►► Query Authoriz
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USERS CONNECTED TO *MONITOR - USER4
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BLOCK n indicates the maximum numbe
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THE FOLLOWING USERIDS ARE ENABLED:
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SUSPENDED indicates that SAMPLE mon
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Messages Notes: ALL DEVICES ENABLED
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| | | | | ... up to four responses
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QUERY NEW_DEVICES ►► Query Auth
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QUERY NIC ►► Query Authorizatio
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MFS mfssize indicates the Maximum F
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QUERY NLS ►► Query Notes: Autho
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Messages DATE identifies the date t
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Usage Notes Responses ENVironment f
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FILETYPE identifies the file type o
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FILE FILENAME FILETYPE MINSIZE BEGP
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NONE PARMREGS=NONE was specified on
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QUERY NVS ►► Query Authorizatio
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QUERY OBSERVER Authorization ►►
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QUERY OSA ►► Query Authorizatio
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Messages When you enter a QUERY OSA
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Responses Messages Response 1: { AU
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Responses When a range of devices i
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Messages Response 3: The following
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Messages If you enter QUERY PAV rde
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Messages This response is displayed
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QUERY PFnn ►► Query Authorizati
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QUERY PINNED ►► Query Authoriza
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HCP319E Error processing subsystem
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QUERY PRIVCLASS ►► Query Author
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QUERY PRODUCT ►► Query Notes: A
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QUERY PROMPT ►► Query Authoriza
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QUERY PSWTRANS ►► Query Authori
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Messages PENDING INACTIVE the speci
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH ►► Q
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FORM form indicates that you want t
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2. If the userid option is used wit
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TYPE DIST filetype distcode Respons
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In these circumstances, a reader fi
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FORM name is the name of the paper
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QUERY (Real Device) ►► Query Au
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GRAF Display device LINE Communicat
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If a real graphic display at the sp
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and VMNET are user IDs to which the
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q 000C RDR 000C STARTED SYSTEM RDR
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The last line tells you the followi
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Category Possible Values Meaning Le
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Category Possible Values Meaning St
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HCP361E [XAUTOLOG failed for userid
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Messages COUNT identifies the numbe
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Messages resid specifies the resour
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Messages The number of buffers avai
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Messages This response is repeated
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Messages Response 1: query scmbks T
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Responses Messages If query informa
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QUERY SDF ►► Query Authorizatio
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Responses Responses 1 through 4 are
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QUERY SET ►► Query Authorizatio
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IUCV if a connection to the message
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Messages the virtual console. OFF i
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HCP026E Operand missing or invalid
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QUERY SIGNAL ►► Query Authoriza
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Messages Not enabled indicates that
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Usage Notes Responses Examples Mess
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QUERY SRM ►► Query Authorizatio
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Messages HCP026E Operand missing or
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Messages The following users are ex
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QUERY STORAGE/STORE ►► Query Au
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QUERY SUBSTITUTE ►► Query Autho
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Messages If you enter a QUERY SWCH,
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QUERY SYSTEM ►► Query Authoriza
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QUERY TAG ►► Query Notes: Autho
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QUERY TAPES ►► Query Authorizat
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Messages If you enter a QUERY TAPES
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QUERY TDISKCLR ►► Query Authori
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QUERY TERMINAL ESCAPE OFF displays
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Messages display a status of HOLDIN
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Messages To query throttling for a
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Responses 2. If the wait-state inte
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QUERY TIMEZONES ►► Query Author
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QUERY TOKEN ►► Query Authorizat
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QUERY TRACE ►► Query Authorizat
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INTO 0000000000000222-0000055555555
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QUERY TRACEFRAMES ►► Query Auth
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Usage Notes Responses other than yo
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Messages originated the trace file.
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FILENAME identifies the file names
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Messages The frames are allocated f
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Responses 2. The class G user may n
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B indicates that the guests being t
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Usage Notes Responses 1. The defaul
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QUERY UNDERSCORE ►► Query Autho
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Messages Refers to is the name of t
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Usage Notes Responses 1. When you e
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QUERY UR v Select files requesting
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Category Possible Values Meaning De
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The parts of the first line of the
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QUERY USERID ►► Query Authoriza
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QUERY USERS ►► Query Authorizat
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Messages An IPv4 address is display
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Messages userid vdev {R/O}, ... {R/
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Messages is returned if there are V
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HCP022E A virtual device number was
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ON LDEV ldev is the real or logical
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Messages HCP263E Too many operands
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Messages mm is a randomly generated
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QUERY VIRTUAL DASD ►► Query Aut
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Messages HCP022E A virtual device n
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Type Meaning CTLR 3705 Communicatio
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QUERY VIRTUAL DUPLEX ►► Query A
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QUERY VIRTUAL FCP ►► Query Auth
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Examples Messages This example disp
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Messages VSM userid identifies the
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QUERY VIRTUAL LINES ►► Query Au
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QUERY VIRTUAL MSGDEVICES ►► Que
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Messages DEVICES=0500 0501 0502 050
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QUERY VIRTUAL OSA ►► Query Auth
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Examples Messages ADP = nnn specifi
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NOHOLD controls the HOLD status. HO
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Messages NAME fname ftype NONAME id
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CPY *nnn identifies the number of c
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QUERY VIRTUAL READER ►► Query A
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QUERY VIRTUAL STORAGE/STORE ►►
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QUERY VIRTUAL SWITCHES ►► Query
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Messages operation is the SPXTAPE o
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QUERY VIRTUAL VECTOR ►► Query A
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QUERY VMDUMP ►► Query Authoriza
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update is the most recent update th
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Usage Notes Switch is protected by
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RX Bytes: 1585427 TX Bytes: 23156 D
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IPTimeout: nnn QueueStorage: nnn Po
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RX packets rxpackets is the number
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QUERY VTOD ►► Query Notes: Auth
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QUERY WRKALLEG ►► Query Authori
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QUERY XSTORAGE/XSTORE ►► Query
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etained. The amount of Expanded Sto
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READY ►► READY Authorization Pu
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Usage Notes Responses Messages PURG
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REDEFINE ►► REDEFine Authorizat
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REFRESH ►► REFResh Authorizatio
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REPEAT ►► Notes: REPeat Authori
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REQUEST ►► REQuest Authorizatio
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Responses Messages RESERVED BY SYST
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RESTART MSGPROC ►► RESTART Auth
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RETAIN XSTORAGE/XSTORE ►► RETAI
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Responses Note: The guest operator
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REWIND ►► REWind Authorization
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Messages segment space is restricte
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SAVESYS ►► SAVESYS Authorizatio
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HCP263E Too many operands were supp
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Usage Notes Examples DEFault specif
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SEND ►► SEND Notes: Authorizati
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HCP068E SEND command failed; text S
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SET ABEND ►► Set Authorization
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SET ACCOUNT ►► Set Authorizatio
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SET CACHE ►► Set Authorization
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dev CACHE deactivated for device De
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Messages If errors occur during the
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The following response is displayed
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SET CFLINK ►► SET Authorization
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SET CMDLIMIT ►► Set Authorizati
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SET CONCEAL ►► Set Authorizatio
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SET CONFIGMODE ►► Set Authoriza
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HCP6805E Cannot find RDEV for TYPE
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SET CPCONIO ►► Set Authorizatio
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SYSTEM indicates that the specified
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10F1 Concurrent sense data received
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1083 CC 3 CSIO Channel Subsystem I/
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5030 CC 0 5031 CC 1 5032 CC 2 5033
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0E36 Virtual test pending interrupt
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F800 Snapdump invoked via the comma
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Examples 2. If you start a SPECIFIC
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SET CPUID ►► Set Authorization
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HCP1706I The userid userid is alrea
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Usage Notes Messages HCP003E Invali
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Responses 2. If the NVS or cache is
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SET DATEFORMAT ►► Set Notes: Au
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SET DEVICES ►► Set Notes: Autho
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SET DUMP ►► Set DUMP Authorizat
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Messages v CP-owned pages and free
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SET DYNAMIC_I/O ►► Set Authoriz
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| SET EDEVICE ►► Set Authorizat
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Responses v The device specified by
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SET EMSG ►► Set EMSG Authorizat
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Usage Notes SPecial tells CP to cha
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SET IMSG ►► Set IMSG Authorizat
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Responses Messages configuration fi
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Usage Notes Responses Examples low
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SET IPLPARMS ►► Set Authorizati
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HCP003E Invalid option - {command|s
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Usage Notes Examples Responses Mess
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SET LKFAC ►► Set Authorization
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SET LKFACR ►► Set Authorization
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SET LOADDEV ►► Set Authorizatio
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Responses Messages 3. The maximum n
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Responses Messages 2. If the SET MA
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SET MAXUSERS ►► Set Authorizati
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SET MDCACHE Authorization ►► Se
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SET MDCACHE later time, all links t
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Usage Notes SET MDCACHE OFF indicat
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usage=ppp% indicates the percentage
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SET MIH ►► Set MIH Authorizatio
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Usage Notes mm:ss specifies the rat
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SET MODE ►► Set MODE Authorizat
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SET MSG ►► Set MSG Authorizatio
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SET NEW_DEVICES ►► Set Authoriz
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SET NOPDATA ►► Set Authorizatio
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Responses 6. This command may produ
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HCP040E Device {rdev|vdev|ldev} doe
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Responses Messages HCP002E Invalid
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| | | | | | | | Messages HCP002E In
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If no corresponding token is found
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SET PFnn COPY ►► Set PFnn Autho
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SET PFnn RETRIEVE ►► Set PFnn A
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SET PFnn TAB ►► Set PFnn Author
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Usage Notes Responses * is the targ
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SET PRODUCT ►► Set Status: Auth
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SET PROMPT ►► Set Authorization
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SET QIOASSIST ►► SET Notes: Aut
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SET QUICKDSP ►► Set Authorizati
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SET RDEVICE Authorization Purpose U
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SET RDEVICE Advanced Function Print
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SET RDEVICE Card Punches ►► ►
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SET RDEVICE Card Readers ►► Set
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SET RDEVICE CLEAR ►► Set Author
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SET RDEVICE Communication Controlle
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SET RDEVICE DASD ►► Set Authori
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SET RDEVICE Graphic Display Devices
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Usage Notes Examples correct passwo
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SET RDEVICE Impact Printers ►►
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v Enter DEST * to have the printer
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SET RDEVICE Integrated Communicatio
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SET RDEVICE Special Devices ►►
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SET RDEVICE Tape Units ►► Set A
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SET RDEVICE Unsupported Devices ►
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Usage Notes Examples Responses Mess
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TYpe 3800 tells CP that this is a 3
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Examples Responses Messages SEParat
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SET RECORD ►► Set Authorization
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Messages 4. Performance may be adve
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Examples function key retrieve buff
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SET RUN ►► Set RUN Authorizatio
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SET SCMEASURE ►► Set Authorizat
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Examples Responses Messages SECUSER
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Usage Notes scheduled CPU resource;
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SET SHARED ►► Set Authorization
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SET SHUTDOWNTIME ►► Set Authori
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SET SMSG ►► Set SMsg Authorizat
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third time slice the user receives
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eee[%] is the percentage of paging
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Usage Notes MAXWSS OFF sets the MAX
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SET STGEXEMPT ►► Set Authorizat
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SET STGLIMIT ►► Set Authorizati
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SET SYSOPER ►► Set Authorizatio
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SET THROTTLE ►► Set Authorizati
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HCP1150E DASD rdev is not a valid b
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SET TIMER ►► Set Authorization
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Responses Messages Response 1: When
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Examples Messages HCP6805E Cannot f
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Examples Responses Messages If you
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SET VDISK ►► Set Authorization
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SET VMCONIO ►► Set Authorizatio
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Examples existing VM LAN segments.
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PORTType TRUNK defines the type of
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v The TCP/IP VSWITCH CONTROLLER sta
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Responses Messages Response 1: comm
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Usage Notes Responses The user must
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SET WNG ►► Set WNG Authorizatio
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Responses Messages 5. Working alleg
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SHUTDOWN ►► SHUTDOWN Options: N
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Usage Notes When loading CP for z/V
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SIGNAL ►► Notes: SIGnal Authori
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SILENTLY ►► SILENTly Authorizat
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Messages HCP003E Invalid option - {
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HCP9662I The SNAPDUMP command has b
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Messages typ HCP003E Invalid option
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Option C: ► ► ► NOMsg MSG CLO
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For a virtual printer or punch dire
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Printer PUnch identifies the spool
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FORM) or with a user ID. If more th
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queue, but simply indicates whether
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Messages virtual machine, this fiel
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SPXTAPE Authorization Purpose Privi
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Usage Notes Each volume log has a u
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Responses If SPXTAPE CANCEL is issu
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volume. Either the entire file is c
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The following response is written i
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FILES PROCESSED: n,nnn,nnn indicate
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If you do not receive this response
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If either of the following conditio
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Messages HCP003E Invalid option - [
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SPXTAPE CANCEL ►► SPXtape Autho
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SPXTAPE DUMP ►► ► (1) SPXtape
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RDR selects reader spool files. Cla
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Usage Notes COpy includes cross sys
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8. In a sequence of appended SPXTAP
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SPXTAPE END ►► SPXtape Authoriz
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SPXTAPE LOAD ►► ► SPXtape (1)
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RDR selects reader spool files. Cla
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Usage Notes NOHold selects files th
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SPXTAPE LOAD files that loaded corr
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Before attempting to recover any fi
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Responses Messages Additional Actio
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User ID: USER Spool ID: SPID Class
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SPXTAPE SCAN END indicates the spoo
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SPXTAPE SCAN % is a placeholding ch
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Messages For message information, s
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Responses Messages TDisk TDsk TEmpd
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Option C: ► AFP NOAfp SEClabel Op
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specifying multiple classes for you
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BEG3800 specifies that only spool f
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Usage Notes FLash OFF specifies the
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PRT rdev FLASH name IMAGE imagelib
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DEST dest is the destination value.
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HCP148E Printer rdev buffer load na
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STORE Purpose Messages Use STORE to
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STORE CRYPTO DOMAIN INDEX ►► ST
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alet as one to eight hexadecimal di
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Usage Notes STORE Guest Storage (ES
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) ►
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) ASITa
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Responses Messages 7. During STORE
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STORE Guest Storage (z/Architecture
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STORE Guest Storage (z/Architecture
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Responses 6. If you use the BASEnn
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STORE Host Storage ►► STore H A
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STORE PSW ►► STore Authorizatio
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STORE PSWA ►► STore Authorizati
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HCPSTC026E Operand missing or inval
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STORE Registers GHreg1 GH indicates
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HCP6154E IEEE Floating-Point facili
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Usage Notes Responses 1. The STORE
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Usage Notes Examples STORE VECTOR h
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SYNCMDRS ►► SYNCmdrs Authorizat
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Responses Messages wait state bit i
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TAG ►► TAg Notes: Authorization
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Responses Messages priority is the
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TERMINAL Purpose Usage Notes Messag
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TERMINAL APL ►► TERMinal Author
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TERMINAL ATTN ►► TERMinal Autho
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TERMINAL BREAKIN ►► TERMinal Au
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v If BRKKEY was previously set to N
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TERMINAL CNTL ►► TERMinal Autho
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does not support CONMODE 3270, the
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TERMINAL HILIGHT ►► TERMinal Au
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TERMINAL LINEDEL ►► TERMinal Au
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TERMINAL LINESIZE ►► TERMinal A
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TERMINAL MORE ►► TERMinal Autho
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TERMINAL SCROLL ►► TERMinal Aut
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TERMINAL TABCHAR ►► TERMinal Au
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TERMINAL TIMESTAMP ►► TERMinal
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TRACE Authorization Purpose Usage N
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HCP1036E {traceset|The current trac
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Options PSWA range FRom range Range
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TRACE: Options v PASS 8 displays ev
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traps. The trace traps remain in ef
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mnem The mnemonic for an instructio
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Successful Branch Instructions (inc
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PARM identifies the interrupt param
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Seek CCWs for Attached DASDs CCW aa
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TRACE AIF ►► TRace Authorizatio
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TRACE APPEND ►► TRace Authoriza
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Responses TRACE AR For response inf
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Usage Notes ASNasn specifies that a
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TRACE CLEAR ►► TRace Authorizat
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TRACE DELETE ►► TRace Authoriza
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TRACE EXTERNAL/PROGRAM ►► TRace
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Usage Notes Responses 1. Your virtu
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Usage Notes Responses altered regis
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Usage Notes Responses 1. You can co
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TRACE I/O ►► ► TRace INTerrup
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TRACE MCH ►► TRACE Authorizatio
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Usage Notes Responses You can embed
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TRACE RIO/RSCH/SIO/SIOF/SSCH ►►
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TRACE STORE (ESA/390, z/Architectur
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Usage Notes TRACE STORE (ESA/390, z
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TRACE STORE (ESA/XC) ►► TRace A
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Responses CONVERT UTF-8 to UNICODE
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TRACE TABLE ►► TRace Authorizat
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TRACE TPI ►► TRace Authorizatio
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TRANSFER ►► Notes: TRANsfer Aut
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Usage Notes Examples originally cre
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Messages RECS nnnn RECS nnnK RECS n
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TRSAVE ►► TRSAve ID TraceID: CP
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Usage Notes TAPE indicates that tra
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14. Each time a trace becomes activ
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TRSOURCE Authorization Purpose Usag
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TRSOURCE DISABLE ►► Notes: TRSO
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TRSOURCE DROP ►► Notes: TRSOurc
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands)
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Operands TRSOURCE ID (Definition Op
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[BLOCK] FOR { [USER] userid } [EVEN
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ignored. If the verification fails,
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Usage Notes THEN DL datalinks ident
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1. Data collection for trace IDs of
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Ex. Datalink Data Collected --- ---
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Messages HCP006E Invalid device typ
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UNDIAL ►► UNDIAL Authorization
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Usage Notes Responses Messages symb
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Responses Messages is already onlin
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Examples Responses 2. If you specif
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Response 7: First Path: FIRST PATH
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Messages indicates that the path wa
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Responses Messages Response 1: PROC
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Responses Messages 2. An UNASSIGN i
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HCP6785I Unable to identify device
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Messages To VARY a range of subchan
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Messages indicates that the Vector
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VMDUMP ►► VMDump Space: Notes:
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Authorization Purpose Operands Priv
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configured guest storage as well as
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v The FORMAT and *dumpid operands c
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v Addresses in the primary address
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Messages the address space identifi
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WARNING ►► Notes: Warning Wng A
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HCP2971I A CSE associated system li
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | NOIpl
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| | | | | Usage Notes XAUTOLOG 1. X
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indicates that the command syntax i
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Messages userid2 identifies the use
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XLINK Authorization Purpose Usage N
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XLINK CHECK ►► XLINK Authorizat
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XLINK RESET ►► XLINK Authorizat
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XSPOOL Authorization Purpose Messag
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XSPOOL GATHER ►► XSPOOL Authori
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XSPOOL QUERY ►► XSpool Authoriz
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XSPOOL REMOVE ►► XSPOOL Authori
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XSPOOL SYNC ►► XSpool Authoriza
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Responses For an example of using t
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XSPOOL XLISTADD ►► XSpool Autho
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XSPOOL XLISTDEL ►► XSpool Autho
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Chapter 3. CP Utilities This chapte
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Messages 3. When you format the dum
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Usage Notes Messages RELoad No RELo
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CPEREPXA ►► CPEREPXA Purpose Op
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The CLEAR or CLEARF operand cannot
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1. Enter keyword parameters (if any
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Messages HCP863E Invalid parameter
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CPFMTXA ►► CPFMTXA Purpose Oper
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nnnnnnnnn is the cylinder or page r
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ICK031E DEFINE OUTPUT DEVICE: FN FT
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formatted, and asking you if you wa
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QUIT indicates that you want to end
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CPSYNTAX ►► CPSYNTAX Options: N
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HCP6825E Unknown conversion type en
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Responses CVTOVRID creates MODIFY C
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4. DDR copies mode zero (private) f
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DASD Tape 3390 3480 FB-512 3490 Not
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CONTINUE? RESPOND YES OR NO:' which
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►► ► COpy DUmp FTr REstore AL
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Record 1: a volume header record, c
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v Flagged tracks are treated just a
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Examples rr1 the starting record. I
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Responses 00000001 *....... ....j..
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Messages The CKD format of the prog
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DIRECTXA ►► DIRECTXA Options: N
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Usage Notes Examples profiles ident
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HCP490E THE EDIT MODE DIRECTORY STA
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HCP1766E THE PROFILE NAME ON THE te
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DISKMAP ►► DISKMAP Purpose Oper
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DUMPLOAD ►► DUMPLOAD Purpose Op
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DVDPRIME ►► DVDPRIME Purpose Op
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sfn identifies the file name of the
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HCPLDR ►► HCPLDR Choice A: MODU
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Options If an asterisk (*) or a per
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Note: You cannot specify the CLEAN
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HCP8013I POSSIBLE OVERLAY: text HCP
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IMAGELIB ►► IMAGELIB Authorizat
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Usage Notes Messages HCP8300E FILE
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INSTDVD ►► INSTDVD Purpose Oper
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INSTPLAN ►► INSTPLAN Purpose Me
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IOCP ►► IOCP Notes: Purpose Ope
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IPWIZARD ►► IPWIZARD Purpose Us
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MONWRITE ►► MONWRITE Purpose Op
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MOVE2SFS ►► MOVE2SFS Purpose Op
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HCP8455W MOVE2SFS EXEC COMPLETED WI
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Usage Notes Responses Messages 1. F
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RETRIEVE 2. You can interrupt RETRI
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HCP8069E RECORDING RETRIEVAL, RECOR
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Operands Options vdev specifies the
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Usage Notes CMS-formatted volume on
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HCP422E THE SAME OPTION WAS SPECIFI
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TRACERED ►► INPUT: TRACERED id
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to define. FORMAT is the default va
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Usage Notes 1. The filename of the
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Examples tracered 190 cms trace1 ta
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TRACE TYPE IO, CPU 0000 TIME 01:00:
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Registers at entry: R1 address of p
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UTILITY ►► UTILITY Purpose Oper
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XLINK DISPLAY ►► XLINK Notes: P
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HCP2864E DEVICE ADDRESS ccuu IS INV
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Responses Messages 9. If the number
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Appendix A. Restricted User IDs Man
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Appendix B. Logical Line Editing Sy
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Logical Line Editing Symbols The te
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Appendix C. ASCII Translation Provi
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Appendix D. HCPLDR Control Statemen
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Note: Only one argument may appear
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Loader Termination Control Statemen
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v All following REP control stateme
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Listed by entry point, this report
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CSECT ASSEMBLY DATES, LEAST TO MOST
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Filename Filetype Fm Format Lrecl R
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Notices IBM may not offer the produ
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Trademarks This book also documents
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Glossary For a list of z/VM terms a
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Bibliography This bibliography list
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Performance Toolkit for VM z/VM: P
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Index Special characters $ (in nati
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adapter (continued) LAN (Local Area
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ASCII translation 1899 ASIT operand
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channel subsystem disabling 1714 di
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create (continued) device 156 image
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define (continued) virtual (continu
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display (continued) authorized DIAG
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display (continued) unsolicited int
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example (continued) changing privil
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exit (continued) enabling 431 entry
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HSA storage displaying amount avail
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LOADVFCB command 524 locate address
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MODIFY option CLOSE command 62 MODI
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path installed to a device, display
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QUERY CPDISKS command 735 QUERY CPL
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ecording (continued) symptom record
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SET IPLPARMS command 1263 SET JOURN
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specify (continued) user access to
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syntax diagrams, how to read 4 SYSC
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TRACE CLEAR command 1627 TRACE COUN
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VINPUT command 1720 virtual device
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Readers’ Comments — We’d Like
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