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

LOCATE SNABK
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LOCate
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
SNABK
Usage Notes
Responses
netname
.
Privilege Class: C, E
Use LOCATE SNABK to display the addresses of the system SNA control block and
its associated control blocks.
netname.
is the network qualifier of the fully qualified logical unit name (netname.luname).
The period is used to delimit the network name from the luname. This tells CP
to locate the control blocks for only those terminal names that match this
pattern.
luname
tells CP to locate the control blocks for only those terminal names that match
this pattern.
VSM
tells CP to display the addresses for those SNA control blocks under the control
of any VTAM Service Machine whose user ID matches the pattern userid.
userid
tells CP to locate the SNABK entries for the user ID or user ID pattern
specified. For more information on user ID patterns, see Usage Note 1.
* tells CP to locate the SNABK entries for your user ID.
1. Pattern matching follows the rules used by the CMS LISTFILE command. Use
an asterisk (*) to match any number of characters; use a percent symbol (%) to
match any single character.
2. Blanks are not permitted between the netname, ., and luname.
3. Network qualifiers, if they exist will be displayed only if a netname is specified.
4. Multiple responses can occur with the same luname when a netname. is not
specified and one or more VSMs support network qualified names.
Response 1:
luname
VSM
userid
*
LOCATE SNABK
If you enter a LOCATE SNABK command without the VSM operand, you may see
something like this:
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