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LOCATE CMDBK
Messages
HCP002E Invalid operand - operand
HCP003E Invalid option - option
HCP013E Conflicting option - option
HCP026E Operand missing or invalid
HCP6704E Missing token at end of line
If someone had used a MODIFY COMMAND command or configuration file
statement to override an existing CP DISABLE command, you would see something
like this:
locate cmdbk disable
Command CMDBK Alias IBMCLASS Privilege
DISABLE 1251EF80 * A A
DISABLE 1131EE80 * B Z6
------------ 12535560 * B B
DISABLE 11140780 * F F
Ready;
This response shows you there are command table entry blocks for four DISABLE
commands: one for IBM class A, two for IBM class B, and one for IBM class F. The
first IBM class B DISABLE command is the one that is active. The second IBM
class B DISABLE command was the original IBM class B command.
To return to the original IBM class B DISABLE command, enter the following:
modify command disable ibmclass b reset
This causes the first IBM class B DISABLE command to disappear from the display
and changes the ------------ to DISABLE. Thus, the response would look like this:
locate cmdbk disable
Command CMDBK Alias IBMCLASS Privilege
DISABLE 1251EF80 * A A
DISABLE 12535560 * B B
DISABLE 11140780 * F F
Ready;
HCP6706E The variations of this message are as
follows:
Invalid subcommand name -
subcommand
Invalid IBM class - c
Invalid command name - command
HCP6720I No items found to satisfy selection
criteria.
HCP6840E You specified QUERY VIRTUAL without
SUBCMD
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