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LOCATEVM 568 z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference upper case before it processes them. If you specify the HEX operand, CASE is ignored. The default is CASE RESPECT. Respect tells CP not to convert the data from the command and the data from storage before comparing them. RESPECT is the default. Ignore tells CP to convert the data from the command and the data from storage before comparing them so that the upper and lower case characters are considered equal. ASCII tells CP to convert the data you enter to ASCII before it is compared to the data in storage. COUNT n COUNT ALL specifies how many matches to report. ALL reports all matches. The default is COUNT 1. DECRement i tells CP to go i number of bytes backward through storage to search for the data. i must be a hexadecimal number. CP begins at the address you have specified as the end of the search area and compares the data you enter with what is at that address. If it does not find a match, it goes back i bytes and tries again. When it reaches the beginning of the search area or finds as many matches as you have specified with the COUNT keyword, CP displays the addresses of the fields within the search area that contain the data that you are looking for. i can be a one to sixteen hexadecimal digit 64-bit address, separated with an optional underscore for readability. If the underscore is used there must be eight hexadecimal digits to the right of it. INCRement i tells CP to go i number of bytes forward through storage to search for the data. i must be a hexadecimal number. CP begins at the address you have specified as the start of the search area and compares the data you enter with what is at that address. If it does not find a match, it advances i bytes and tries again. When it reaches the end of the search area or finds as many matches as you have specified with the COUNT keyword, CP displays the addresses of the fields within the search area that contain the data you are looking for. i can be a one to sixteen hexadecimal digit 64-bit address, separated with an optional underscore for readability. If the underscore is used there must be eight hexadecimal digits to the right of it. If you do not specify INCREMENT or DECREMENT, INCREMENT 1 is assumed. DATA data specifies the data to search for. The data to be compared starts after the first blank following the keyword DATA. Leading, imbedded, and trailing blanks are included in the comparison. The length of the data to search for must be less than 254 bytes. HEX xdata specifies the hexadecimal data to search for. You can specify the data as any number of strings of hexadecimal digits. If necessary, each string will be padded on the left with a single leading zero (0) to generate a string of an even number
Usage Notes Responses of hexadecimal digits. CP ignores blanks between the hexadecimal strings as it converts the strings for comparison. The length of the data to search for must be less than 254 hexadecimal digits. If you specify the HEX operand, the CASE operand is ignored. PROMPT tells CP to prompt you to enter the data to be searched for. The length of the data to search for must be less than 254bytes. 1. CP only searches addresses for pages assigned. CP skips a page for an address not assigned (for example, an unreferenced page). If CP skips a page for any reason, the next comparison is in the next acceptable page at the address that would have been reached had the page or pages not been skipped and had all comparisons failed. 2. If you specify the search area as lo hi or lo-hi, CP searches and compares the byte at address hi. For example, locatevm 0 1 hex 00 causes CP to compare the two bytes (address 0 and address 1) to the specified data (00). 3. Specifying the search area as lo hi or lo-hi is the same as specifying lo.len if len = hi – lo + 1. 4. If CP finds a match, the address of the next comparison attempt is the address of the match plus the increment amount (or minus the decrement amount). 5. If you specify DECREMENT, CP displays the addresses of matches with the highest address first. 6. Whether you specify INCREMENT or DECREMENT, the set of addresses eligible for the search are the same. The difference is that INCREMENT causes the search to start from the lo address and progress upward, while DECREMENT causes the search to begin at the hi address and progress downward ending at the lo address. For example, in the following command, locatevm 0 1000 decr c data 123456 the first comparison address is X'FF0'. 7. If you specify PROMPT, you see the following: Enter data now. To abort the command, press ENTER with no data or press PA1. 8. If a large search range is specified, the LOCATEVM command will take a large amount of CPU cycles and therefore can impact the overall system performance. Addresses in responses can be up to sixteen hexadecimal digits, separated by an underscore if SET UNDERSCORE ON has been specified. Response 1: If you enter a LOCATEVM command, you might see something like this: locatevm 1000-2000 hex 0 The data is located at 00001000. Ready; LOCATEVM Chapter 2. CP Commands 569
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ASTERISK (*) ASTERISK (*) ►► *
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ACTIVATE ISLINK ACTIVATE ISLINK ►
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BEGIN Messages HCP002E Invalid oper
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CHANGE Options for Reader, Printer,
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CHANGE Options 50 z/VM: CP Commands
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CHANGE TO userid indicates the user
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CHANGE Messages HCP002E Invalid ope
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CLOSE CLOSE ►► Close Notes: CON
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CLOSE Options 60 z/VM: CP Commands
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CLOSE HOld NOHold controls the user
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CLOSE SEQ sss identifies the sequen
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CPACCESS Usage Notes 80 z/VM: CP Co
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CPHX Messages Response 2: If your u
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CPLISTFILE CPLISTFILE ►► CPLIST
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CPRELEASE CPRELEASE ►► CPRELeas
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CPTRAP CPTRAP Purpose Messages CP d
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CPTYPE Usage Notes Responses Messag
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CPVLOAD HCP6704E Missing token at e
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CPXUNLOAD Responses Messages them.
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DEACTIVE ISLINK DEACTIVE ISLINK ►
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DEFINE HCP092E Device vdev not defi
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DEFINE HCP6005E Option option is no
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DEFINE HCP6847E You may not define
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DEFINE ALIAS Usage Notes 120 z/VM:
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DEFINE CFLINK DEFINE CFLINK ►►
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DEFINE CHPID / PATH DEFINE CHPID /
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DEFINE COMMAND / CMD DEFINE COMMAND
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DEFINE COMMAND / CMD Responses 9. T
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DEFINE CONSOLE DEFINE CONSOLE ►
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DEFINE CPOWNED Usage Notes Response
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DEFINE CPU Responses 4. When a virt
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DEFINE CRYPTO Examples Responses Me
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DEFINE CTCA Usage Notes Responses 1
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DEFINE CU / CNTLUNIT Operands 150 z
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DEFINE DEVICE / IODEVICE Authorizat
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DEFINE DEVICE / IODEVICE 158 z/VM:
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DEFINE DIAGNOSE DEFINE DIAGNOSE ►
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DEFINE DIAGNOSE Usage Notes 162 z/V
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DEFINE DIAGNOSE query diagnose 18c
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DEFINE EXIT Usage Notes Examples 3.
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DEFINE GRAF DEFINE GRAF ►► DEFi
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DEFINE LAN 170 z/VM: CP Commands an
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DEFINE MDISK DEFINE MDISK ►► DE
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DEFINE (Temporary Disk) DEFINE (Tem
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DEFINE TIMEZONE DEFINE TIMEZONE ►
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DEFINE VSWITCH DEFINE VSWITCH ►
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DEFINE VSWITCH Usage Notes 202 z/VM
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DEFSEG If other pages in the segmen
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DEFSEG Usage Notes 208 z/VM: CP Com
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DEFSEG Examples Messages HCP002E In
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DEFSYS DEFSYS ►► ► DEFSYS PAR
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DEFSYS Options 214 z/VM: CP Command
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QUERY ABEND QUERY ABEND ►► Quer
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QUERY ACCOUNT QUERY ACCOUNT ►►
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QUERY ALL Usage Notes Responses SYS
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QUERY ALL You see responses like th
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QUERY ALL Responses from Open Syste
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QUERY ALL Category Possible Values
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QUERY ALLOC QUERY ALLOC ►► Quer
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QUERY ALLOC Responses displays cyli
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QUERY ALLOC extent, or the highest
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QUERY ALLOC 2. Volid and rdev are o
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QUERY ALLOC Messages HCP013E Confli
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QUERY CACHE QUERY CACHE ►► Quer
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QUERY CACHEFW QUERY CACHEFW ►►
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QUERY CAPABILITY QUERY CAPABILITY
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QUERY CFLINKS Examples Messages MOD
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QUERY CHPID QUERY CHPID ►► Quer
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QUERY CHPID Messages be used to ove
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QUERY CHPIDS QUERY CHPIDS ►► Qu
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QUERY CMDLIMIT QUERY CMDLIMIT ►
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QUERY COMMANDS QUERY COMMANDS ►
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QUERY CONCOPY QUERY CONCOPY ►►
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QUERY CONCOPY HCP046E type rdev off
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QUERY CONFIGMODE Messages To displa
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QUERY CONTROLLER 720 z/VM: CP Comma
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QUERY CONV Responses BRIef displays
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QUERY CONV nnn Specifies the number
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QUERY CONV Messages Response 14: HC
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QUERY CPCMDS QUERY CPCMDS ►► Qu
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QUERY CPCMDS Responses Response 1:
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QUERY CPCMDS Entry Point shows the
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QUERY CPCMDS Messages HCP002E Inval
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QUERY CPDISKS Messages Rdev is the
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QUERY CPLANGLIST Messages System de
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QUERY CPLEVEL QUERY CPLEVEL ►►
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QUERY CPLOAD QUERY CPLOAD ►► Qu
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QUERY CPOWNED QUERY CPOWNED ►►
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QUERY CPTRACE QUERY CPTRACE ►►
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QUERY CPTRACE Messages All TRACE en
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| | QUERY CPUID QUERY CPUID ►►
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QUERY CPXLOAD Usage Notes 752 z/VM:
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QUERY CPXLOAD Notes: 1. Private con
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QUERY CPXLOAD HCP007E Invalid useri
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QUERY CRYPTO usable means the proce
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QUERY CRYPTO Messages RESERVED FOR
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QUERY CTCA Responses If the system
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QUERY D8ONECMD QUERY D8ONECMD ►
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QUERY DASD QUERY DASD ►► Query
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QUERY DASD Responses Response 1: If
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QUERY DASD 770 z/VM: CP Commands an
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QUERY DASD Messages volume operates
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QUERY DASD RESERVE Messages CP OWNE
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QUERY DASDFW Messages is suspended
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QUERY DATEFORMAT Messages If you is
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QUERY DIAGNOSE Responses Messages X
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QUERY DUMP Messages PAGES nnnn iden
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QUERY DUPLEX Messages When CP is ru
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QUERY DYNAMIC_I/O Responses 5. To p
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QUERY DYNAMIC_I/O Messages HCP002E
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QUERY EDEVICE Messages If none of t
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QUERY EXITS Responses 8. For more i
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QUERY EXITS Messages HCP002E Invali
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | QUERY F
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QUERY FENCES QUERY FENCES ►► Qu
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QUERY FILES QUERY FILES ►► Quer
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QUERY FILES Usage Notes Responses M
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QUERY FRAMES QUERY FRAMES ►► Qu
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QUERY GATEWAY QUERY GATEWAY ►►
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QUERY GRAF QUERY GRAF ►► Query
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QUERY GRAF response following this
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QUERY HCD QUERY HCD ►► Query Au
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QUERY HOLD QUERY HOLD ►► Query
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QUERY HOTIO QUERY HOTIO ►► Quer
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QUERY HOTIO q hotio HOTIO ON 0280-0
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QUERY HSA QUERY HSA ►► Query Au
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QUERY HYPERSWAP QUERY HYPERSWAP ►
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QUERY ICLNAME QUERY ICLNAME ►►
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QUERY IMG QUERY IMG ►► Query Au
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QUERY IMG Messages TIME identifies
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QUERY IPLPARMS Messages HCP003E Inv
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QUERY IOPRIORITY Messages Response
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QUERY ISLINK Messages HCP002E Inval
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QUERY LAN QUERY LAN ►► ► Quer
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QUERY LAN Adapter Owner: SUSE1 NIC:
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QUERY LAN 840 z/VM: CP Commands and
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QUERY LDEVS QUERY LDEVS ►► Quer
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QUERY LDEVS Messages HCP003E Invali
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QUERY LINES Responses abbreviations
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QUERY LINKS QUERY LINKS ►► Quer
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QUERY LKFAC QUERY LKFAC ►► QUER
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QUERY LKFACR QUERY LKFACR ►► Qu
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QUERY LOADDEV QUERY LOADDEV ►►
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QUERY LOGMSG QUERY LOGMSG Authoriza
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QUERY LOGMSG Responses Messages 2.
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QUERY LPARS QUERY LPARS ►► Quer
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QUERY MAXLDEV QUERY MAXLDEV ►►
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QUERY MAXSPOOL HCP003E Invalid opti
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QUERY MDCACHE QUERY MDCACHE Authori
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QUERY MDCACHE becomes available to
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QUERY MDCACHE HCP003E Invalid optio
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QUERY MDISK Responses 2. For more i
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QUERY MITIME QUERY MITIME ►► Qu
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QUERY MONDATA QUERY MONDATA ►►
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QUERY MONITOR Examples 878 z/VM: CP
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QUERY MONITOR Responses Note: To ma
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QUERY MONITOR MONITOR DOMAIN ENABLE
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QUERY MONITOR If QUERY MONITOR PART
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QUERY MONITOR USERS CONNECTED TO *M
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QUERY NAMES QUERY NAMES ►► Quer
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QUERY NAMES Messages real (rdev) or
Page 918 and 919:
QUERY NEW_DEVICES Messages HCP003E
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QUERY NIC Responses 894 z/VM: CP Co
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QUERY NIC Messages HCP006E Invalid
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QUERY NLS Usage Notes Responses COU
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QUERY NSS QUERY NSS ►► Query No
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QUERY NSS contains one record for e
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QUERY NSS This response format is d
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QUERY NSS 906 z/VM: CP Commands and
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QUERY NSS Messages userid1 userid2
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QUERY NVS Messages pppppppp is the
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QUERY OBSERVER Messages HCP003E Inv
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QUERY OSA Responses If the system i
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| | | QUERY PASSWORD QUERY PASSWORD
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QUERY PATHS QUERY PATHS ►► Quer
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QUERY PATHS SUBCHOFF device is subc
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QUERY PAV QUERY PAV ►► Query Au
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QUERY PENDING COMMANDS QUERY PENDIN
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QUERY PER QUERY PER Authorization P
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QUERY PFnn Messages PFnn RETRIEVE B
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QUERY PINNED Messages rdev is the r
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QUERY (Printer ID) QUERY (Printer I
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QUERY PROCESSORS QUERY PROCESSORS
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QUERY PRODUCT Responses Messages Re
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QUERY PROMPT HCP6704E Missing token
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QUERY QIOASSIST QUERY QIOASSIST ►
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QUERY QUICKDSP QUERY QUICKDSP ►
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Operands
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Usage No
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Response
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Response
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH ORIGINID
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QUERY READER/PRINTER/PUNCH Messages
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QUERY (Real Device) Note: If the de
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QUERY (Real Device) q 280-285 DASD
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QUERY (Real Device) q c1-c8 LINE 00
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QUERY (Real Device) If the tape dri
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QUERY (Real Device) 964 z/VM: CP Co
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QUERY (Real Device) 966 z/VM: CP Co
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QUERY (Real Device) The parts of th
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QUERY (Real Device) Messages The op
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QUERY RECORDING QUERY RECORDING ►
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QUERY RESERVED QUERY RESERVED ►
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QUERY RESOURCE QUERY RESOURCE ►
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QUERY RETRIEVE QUERY RETRIEVE ►
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QUERY RSAW QUERY RSAW ►► Query
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QUERY SCMBKS QUERY SCMBKS ►► Qu
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QUERY SCMEASURE QUERY SCMEASURE ►
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QUERY SCREEN QUERY SCREEN ►► Qu
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QUERY SECUSER QUERY SECUSER Authori
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QUERY SECUSER Messages No secondary
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QUERY SET ACNT OFF appears for comp
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QUERY SET RUN ON RUN OFF indicates
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QUERY SHARE QUERY SHARE ►► Quer
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QUERY SHUTDOWNTIME QUERY SHUTDOWNTI
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QUERY SIGNALS QUERY SIGNALS ►►
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QUERY SPACES QUERY SPACES Authoriza
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QUERY SPACES HCP003E Invalid option
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QUERY SRM Usage Notes Responses XST
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QUERY STGEXEMPT QUERY STGEXEMPT ►
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QUERY STGLIMIT QUERY STGLIMIT ►
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QUERY STORAGE/STORE HCP263E Too man
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QUERY SWITCHES QUERY SWITCHES ►
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QUERY SYSOPER QUERY SYSOPER ►►
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QUERY SYSTEM Messages userid vdev x
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QUERY TAG Messages type identifies
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QUERY TAPES Responses QUIesced indi
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QUERY TDISK QUERY TDISK ►► Quer
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QUERY TERMINAL QUERY TERMINAL ►
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QUERY TERMINAL 1028 z/VM: CP Comman
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QUERY THROTTLE QUERY THROTTLE ►
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QUERY TIME QUERY TIME ►► Query
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QUERY TIME Messages current session
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QUERY TIMEZONES Messages The second
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QUERY TOKEN Messages HCP0002E Inval
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QUERY TRACE The following response
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QUERY TRACE Messages ident typename
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QUERY TRFILES QUERY TRFILES ►►
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QUERY TRFILES The following is an e
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QUERY TRSAVE QUERY TRSAVE ►► Qu
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QUERY TRSAVE The following message
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QUERY TRSOURCE QUERY TRSOURCE ►
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QUERY TRSOURCE Response 2 ID TYPE S
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QUERY TRSOURCE ID identifies the tr
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QUERY UCR QUERY UCR ►► Query No
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QUERY UCR Messages RECS identifies
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QUERY UNRESOLVED QUERY UNRESOLVED
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QUERY UR QUERY UR ►► Query Auth
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QUERY UR The second line of the res
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QUERY UR 1068 z/VM: CP Commands and
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QUERY UR The parts of the fourth li
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QUERY UR Messages The options for t
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QUERY USERID Messages userid - {rde
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QUERY USERS Responses 4. If CSE is
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QUERY VDISK QUERY VDISK ►► Quer
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QUERY VECTOR QUERY VECTOR ►► Qu
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QUERY VIRTUAL ALL QUERY VIRTUAL ALL
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QUERY VIRTUAL CONSOLE QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL CONSOLE page. If a fi
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QUERY VIRTUAL CPUS QUERY VIRTUAL CP
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QUERY VIRTUAL CRYPTO QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL CTCA QUERY VIRTUAL CT
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QUERY VIRTUAL DASD nnnnnnn BLK iden
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QUERY (Virtual Device) QUERY (Virtu
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QUERY (Virtual Device) Messages HCP
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QUERY VIRTUAL DUPLEX Messages svdev
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QUERY VIRTUAL FCP QIOASSIST status
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QUERY VIRTUAL GRAF QUERY VIRTUAL GR
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QUERY VIRTUAL GRAF HCP003E Invalid
Page 1134 and 1135:
QUERY VIRTUAL LINES Messages HCP003
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QUERY VIRTUAL MSGPROC QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL MSGPROC HCP2805E Mess
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QUERY VIRTUAL OSA QDIO ACTIVE indic
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QUERY VIRTUAL PRINTER QUERY VIRTUAL
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QUERY VIRTUAL PRINTER 1118 z/VM: CP
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QUERY VIRTUAL PUNCH QUERY VIRTUAL P
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QUERY VIRTUAL PUNCH Messages CLOSED
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QUERY VIRTUAL READER Messages proce
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QUERY VIRTUAL STORAGE/STORE Message
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QUERY VIRTUAL TAPES QUERY VIRTUAL T
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QUERY VIRTUAL UR QUERY VIRTUAL UR
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QUERY VIRTUAL XSTORAGE/XSTORE QUERY
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QUERY VMDUMP Responses Messages Res
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QUERY VMLAN QUERY VMLAN ►► Quer
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QUERY VMSG/PVMSG QUERY VMSG/PVMSG
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QUERY VSWITCH QUERY VSWITCH ►►
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QUERY VSWITCH Examples a backup dev
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QUERY VSWITCH Responses VSWITCH Con
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QUERY VSWITCH 1146 z/VM: CP Command
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QUERY VSWITCH Messages Options opti
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QUERY VTOD Examples Messages HCP020
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QUERY WRKALLEG Responses Messages 8
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QUERY XSTORAGE/XSTORE Responses Res
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QUERY XSTORAGE/XSTORE Messages STAR
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RECORDING RECORDING ►► Notes: R
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RECORDING HCP007E Invalid userid -
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REDEFINE Messages HCP002E Invalid o
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REFRESH Messages If you enter a REF
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REPEAT Messages RECS nnnM identifie
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RESET RESET ►► RESET Authorizat
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RESET HCP026E Operand missing or in
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RESTART MSGPROC Responses Messages
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RETAIN XSTORAGE/XSTORE Usage Notes
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RETAIN XSTORAGE/XSTORE Messages HCP
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SAVESEG SAVESEG ►► SAVESEG Auth
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SAVESEG HCP440I Saved segment name
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SAVESYS Messages v If neither the o
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SCREEN SCREEN ►► Notes: SCREen
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SCREEN Responses Messages CP sets t
Page 1214 and 1215:
SEND Examples Messages 2. Use a sen
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SET SET Purpose Usage Notes Use the
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SET ABEND Examples Messages 3. Ther
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SET AUTOPOLL SET AUTOPOLL ►► Se
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SET CACHE Examples Responses 3. The
Page 1224 and 1225:
SET CACHE the appropriate command r
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SET CACHEFW SET CACHEFW ►► Set
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SET CACHEFW Messages fast write fun
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SET CFLINK HCP1014E A required opti
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SET CMDLIMIT Messages HCP003E Inval
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SET CONCEAL Messages 3. You may not
Page 1236 and 1237:
SET CONFIGMODE Responses Messages O
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SET CPCHECKING SET CPCHECKING ►
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SET CPLANGUAGE SET CPLANGUAGE ►
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SET CPTRACE SET CPTRACE ►► Set
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SET CPTRACE 1218 z/VM: CP Commands
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SET CPTRACE Usage Notes 1228 z/VM:
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SET CPTRACE Messages HCP002E Invali
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SET CRYPTO SET CRYPTO ►► Set Au
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SET D8ONECMD SET D8ONECMD ►► Se
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SET DASDFW SET DASDFW ►► Set Au
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SET DASDFW Messages Under certain c
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SET DATEFORMAT Messages HCP002E Inv
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SET DEVICES Responses Messages dyna
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SET DUMP Usage Notes Responses 1. T
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SET DUMP HCP847E Maximum system spo
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SET DYNAMIC_I/O Messages HCP026E Op
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| | | SET EDEVICE Usage Notes 1250
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SET EDEVICE Messages To clear an ex
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SET HOTIO SET HOTIO ►► Set Auth
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SET HOTIO Examples Messages 2. If y
Page 1284 and 1285:
SET IOCDS_ACTIVE SET IOCDS_ACTIVE
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SET IOPRIORITY SET IOPRIORITY ►
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SET IOPRIORITY Messages HCP002E Inv
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SET IPLPARMS Responses Messages 5.
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SET JOURNAL SET JOURNAL ►► Set
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SET LAN SET LAN ►► SET Notes: L
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SET LINEDIT SET LINEDIT ►► Set
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SET LKFAC Messages tells you that t
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SET LKFACR Messages Response 2: Rea
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SET LOADDEV Usage Notes 1276 z/VM:
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SET LOGMSG SET LOGMSG ►► Set Au
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SET MACHINE SET MACHINE ►► Set
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SET MAXLDEV SET MAXLDEV ►► Set
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SET MAXUSERS Messages HCP002E Inval
Page 1312 and 1313:
SET MDCACHE ►► Set Purpose MDCa
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SET MDCACHE the virtual machine iss
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SET MDCACHE Responses 5. If SET MDC
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SET MDCACHE Messages The following
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SET MITIME SET MITIME ►► Set Au
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SET MITIME Messages 8. Changes can
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SET MONDATA SET MONDATA ►► Set
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SET MSGFACIL SET MSGFACIL ►► Se
Page 1328 and 1329:
SET NEW_DEVICES Messages set new_de
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SET NVS SET NVS ►► Set NVS Auth
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SET NVS Messages Response 2: Immedi
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SET OBSERVER SET OBSERVER Authoriza
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SET PAGEX SET PAGEX ►► Set PAGE
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| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | SET
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SET PFnn SET PFnn ►► Set Notes:
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SET PFnn Usage Notes Messages 1. If
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SET PFnn COPY Messages You may incl
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SET PFnn RETRIEVE Messages 4. If th
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SET PRIVCLASS SET PRIVCLASS Authori
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SET PRIVCLASS Messages Response 2:
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SET PRODUCT Usage Notes Messages HC
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SET PSWTRANS SET PSWTRANS ►► Se
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SET QIOASSIST Usage Notes Examples
Page 1358 and 1359:
SET QUICKDSP Messages HCP002E Inval
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SET RDEVICE Responses Messages Devi
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SET RDEVICE Advanced Function Print
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SET RDEVICE Card Punches Examples R
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SET RDEVICE Card Readers Responses
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SET RDEVICE CLEAR Responses Message
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SET RDEVICE Communication Controlle
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SET RDEVICE DASD Usage Notes Exampl
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SET RDEVICE Graphic Display Devices
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SET RDEVICE Graphic Display Devices
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SET RDEVICE Impact Printers TYpe IM
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SET RDEVICE Impact Printers Example
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SET RDEVICE Integrated Communicatio
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SET RDEVICE Special Devices Example
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SET RDEVICE Tape Units Responses Me
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SET RDEVICE Unsupported Devices 327
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SET RDEVICE 3800 Printers SET RDEVI
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SET RDEVICE 3800 Printers DPMSIZE n
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SET RDEVICE 3800 Printers HCP6704E
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SET RESERVED SET RESERVED ►► Se
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SET RETRIEVE SET RETRIEVE Authoriza
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SET RETRIEVE Messages set retrieve
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SET RUN Messages HCP003E Invalid op
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SET SCMEASURE Responses device shou
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SET SECUSER SET SECUSER Authorizati
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SET SHARE SET SHARE ►► Set Auth
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SET SHARE Responses Messages requir
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SET SHARED Messages SHARED SET {ON
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SET SIGNAL SET SIGNAL ►► Set Au
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SET SRM SET SRM ►► Set SRM Auth
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SET SRM 1392 z/VM: CP Commands and
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SET SRM 1394 z/VM: CP Commands and
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SET SRM Responses Messages purposes
Page 1424 and 1425:
SET STGEXEMPT Messages HCP002E Inva
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SET SVC76 SET SVC76 ►► Set Auth
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SET SYSOPER Responses Messages Resp
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SET THROTTLE Usage Notes Responses
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SET TIMEBOMB SET TIMEBOMB ►► Se
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SET TIMEZONE SET TIMEZONE ►► Se
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SET TOKEN SET TOKEN ►► Set Auth
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SET TRACEFRAMES SET TRACEFRAMES ►
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SET UNDERSCORE SET UNDERSCORE ►
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SET VDISK Usage Notes Messages HCP0
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SET VMLAN SET VMLAN ►► SET Note
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SET VSWITCH SET VSWITCH ►► Note
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SET VSWITCH Usage Notes 1422 z/VM:
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SET VSWITCH Examples The PORTNAME o
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SET VTOD SET VTOD ►► SET VTOD A
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SET VTOD Messages Response 2: HCP00
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SET WRKALLEG SET WRKALLEG ►► Se
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SET 370ACCOM SET 370ACCOM ►► Se
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SHUTDOWN Options 1434 z/VM: CP Comm
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SHUTDOWN Responses c. The new CP mo
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SHUTDOWN HCP6739E filename MODULE n
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SIGNAL Usage Notes Messages HCP002E
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SLEEP SLEEP ►► SLEEP Authorizat
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SMSG SMSG ►► SMsg Authorization
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SNAPDUMP SNAPDUMP ►► SNAPDUMP A
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SPACE SPACE ►► SPAce Authorizat
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SPOOL SPOOL ►► SPool Option A:
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SPOOL Authorization Purpose Operand
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SPOOL CLass c specifies the spool c
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SPOOL 1456 z/VM: CP Commands and Ut
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SPOOL Usage Notes 1458 z/VM: CP Com
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SPOOL Responses ¹These are default
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SPOOL HCP035E Device type missing o
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SPXTAPE The activities of each SPXT
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SPXTAPE 1466 z/VM: CP Commands and
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SPXTAPE USERID FILE QUEUE FILENAME
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SPXTAPE When SPXTAPE DUMP, LOAD, or
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SPXTAPE device number correspond to
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SPXTAPE vdev1-vdev2 is the virtual
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SPXTAPE PRT PUN identifies the spoo
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SPXTAPE nothing; or you can enter t
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SPXTAPE HCP1901E vdev_field is not
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SPXTAPE CANCEL Responses Messages 1
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SPXTAPE DUMP User ID: USER Spool ID
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SPXTAPE DUMP 1486 z/VM: CP Commands
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SPXTAPE DUMP 1488 z/VM: CP Commands
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SPXTAPE DUMP Responses Messages If
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SPXTAPE END Responses Messages 1492
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SPXTAPE LOAD User ID: USER Spool ID
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SPXTAPE LOAD If you are a class D o
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SPXTAPE LOAD 1498 z/VM: CP Commands
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SPXTAPE LOAD each drive), use the S
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SPXTAPE LOAD Table 20. SPXTAPE LOAD
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SPXTAPE SCAN SPXTAPE SCAN ►►
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SPXTAPE SCAN RDR selects reader spo
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SPXTAPE SCAN Usage Notes Tape Dispo
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SPXTAPE SCAN Responses exists on th
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START (Disk) START (Disk) ►► ST
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START UR (Unit Record) START UR (Un
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START UR (Unit Record) Options 8 al
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START UR (Unit Record) the current
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START UR (Unit Record) 1520 z/VM: C
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START UR (Unit Record) Responses Wh
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START UR (Unit Record) FILEFCB spec
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START UR (Unit Record) Messages {RD
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STOP STOP ►► STOP Authorization
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STORE HCP6151E Storage {operand} is
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/XC) STORE
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/XC) 1534 z
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/XC) Respon
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) SECO
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) Usage
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STORE Guest Storage (ESA/390) HCP16
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STORE Guest Storage (z/Architecture
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STORE Host Storage Usage Notes Resp
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STORE PSW 1552 z/VM: CP Commands an
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STORE PSWG STORE PSWG ►► STore
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STORE Registers STORE Registers ►
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STORE Registers Usage Notes Respons
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STORE STATUS STORE STATUS Authoriza
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STORE VECTOR STORE VECTOR ►► ST
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STORE VECTOR Responses To store hex
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SYSTEM SYSTEM ►► SYStem Authori
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SYSTEM HCP833I An IOCP has started
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TAG Usage Notes tagtext is the info
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TAG HCP022E A virtual device number
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TERMINAL HCP262I The virtual consol
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TERMINAL ASCIITBL TERMINAL ASCIITBL
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TERMINAL AUTOCR TERMINAL AUTOCR ►
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TERMINAL BRKKEY TERMINAL BRKKEY ►
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TERMINAL CHARDEL TERMINAL CHARDEL
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TERMINAL CONMODE TERMINAL CONMODE
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TERMINAL ESCAPE TERMINAL ESCAPE ►
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TERMINAL HOLD TERMINAL HOLD ►►
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TERMINAL LINEND TERMINAL LINEND ►
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TERMINAL MODE TERMINAL MODE ►►
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TERMINAL PROMPT TERMINAL PROMPT ►
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TERMINAL SYS3270 (SYSGRAF) TERMINAL
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TERMINAL TEXT TERMINAL TEXT ►►
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TERMINAL TYPE TERMINAL TYPE ►►
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TRACE Messages HCP002E Invalid oper
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TRACE: Options TRACE: Options ►
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TRACE: Options 1606 z/VM: CP Comman
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TRACE: Options Usage Notes 1608 z/V
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TRACE: Command Responses TRACE: Com
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TRACE: Command Responses Table 24.
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TRACE: Command Responses type ident
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TRACE: Command Responses aaaaaaaa E
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TRACE: Command Responses CCWs with
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TRACE ALL TRACE ALL ►► TRace Au
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TRACE AR TRACE AR ►► TRace Note
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TRACE BRANCH TRACE BRANCH ►► TR
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TRACE BRANCH Responses 1626 z/VM: C
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TRACE COUNT TRACE COUNT ►► TRac
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TRACE END TRACE END ►► TRace Au
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TRACE G TRACE G ►► TRace Notes:
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TRACE GG TRACE GG ►► ► TRace
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TRACE GOTO/CALL/RETURN TRACE GOTO/C
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TRACE INSTRUCTION TRACE INSTRUCTION
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TRACE I/O Usage Notes Responses 164
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TRACE mnemonic1 TRACE mnemonic1 ►
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TRACE mnemonic2 TRACE mnemonic2 ►
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TRACE RIO/RSCH/SIO/SIOF/SSCH Usage
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TRACE STORE (ESA/390, z/Architectur
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TRACE STORE (ESA/390, z/Architectur
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TRACE STORE (ESA/XC) Usage Notes 16
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TRACE SVC/DIAGNOSE/MC TRACE SVC/DIA
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TRACE TABLE INST-ADDR MNEM OPCODE-O
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TRACE TRAP TRACE TRAP ►► TRace
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TRANSFER Options 1660 z/VM: CP Comm
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TRANSFER Responses transfers all th
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TRANSFER HCP006E Invalid device typ
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TRSAVE Operands 1666 z/VM: CP Comma
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TRSAVE 1668 z/VM: CP Commands and U
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TRSAVE Examples Responses amount of
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TRSAVE HCP6525E External Security M
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TRSOURCE Examples 5. Use of the DRO
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TRSOURCE HCP6093E You are not allow
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TRSOURCE DISPLAY TRSOURCE DISPLAY
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TRSOURCE ENABLE TRSOURCE ENABLE ►
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) O
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) D
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) E
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) 1
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) N
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TRSOURCE ID (Definition Operands) E
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UNCOUPLE UNCOUPLE ►► UNCOUPLE A
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UNDEDICATE UNDEDICATE ►► UNDEDi
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UNLOCK UNLOCK ►► UNLOCK Authori
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VARY CHPID VARY CHPID ►► VARY A
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VARY PATH VARY PATH ►► VARY Aut
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VARY PATH indicates that command pr
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VARY PATH yy is the path that was b
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VARY PROCESSOR VARY PROCESSOR ►
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VARY (Real Device) VARY (Real Devic
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VARY (Real Device) HCP123E DASD rde
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VARY SUBCHANNEL VARY SUBCHANNEL ►
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VARY VECTOR VARY VECTOR ►► VARY
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VDELETE VDELETE ►► VDelete Auth
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VINPUT VINPUT ►► Vinput Authori
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VMDUMP Ranges: (1) Format: (2) 0 he
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VMDUMP 1724 z/VM: CP Commands and U
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VMDUMP Usage Notes 1726 z/VM: CP Co
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VMDUMP request that opens the dump
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VMDUMP Responses Examples DCSSs rec
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VMDUMP HCP6186I {Range xxxxxxxx-xxx
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WARNING Usage Notes Responses Messa
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XAUTOLOG XAUTOLOG ►► ► ► No
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| | | | XAUTOLOG 1738 z/VM: CP Comm
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| XAUTOLOG Responses JOURNALING sys
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XAUTOLOG userid identifies the virt
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XAUTOLOG HCP6050E Your userid is no
Page 1772 and 1773:
XLINK HCP2882E XLINK RESET is not a
Page 1774 and 1775:
XLINK FINDTAB XLINK FINDTAB ►►
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XLINK RESET 1750 z/VM: CP Commands
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XSPOOL HCP2982I Associated system s
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XSPOOL GATHER Usage Notes Responses
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XSPOOL QUERY SHARE XSPOOL QUERY SHA
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XSPOOL REMOVE Responses Examples Re
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XSPOOL UNLOCK XSPOOL UNLOCK ►►
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XSPOOL XLIST XSPOOL XLIST ►► XS
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XSPOOL XLISTADD Responses Messages
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XSPOOL XLISTDEL Responses Messages
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CCDUMP CCDUMP ►► CCDUMP Purpose
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CCLOAD CCLOAD ►► CCLOAD Purpose
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CCLOAD HCP8271I CTLR vdev IS ACTIVE
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CPEREPXA parameter relationships, r
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CPEREPXA For a complete description
Page 1804 and 1805:
CPEREPXA 1778 z/VM: CP Commands and
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CPEREPXA HCP8050E NO FILETYPE SPECI
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CPFMTXA -END is the last of the ran
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CPFMTXA sext is the starting cylind
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CPFMTXA Usage Notes TYPE((PERM,0,2)
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CPFMTXA Responses PERM 0 0 1 ???? 1
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CPFMTXA Messages pages to be alloca
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CPSYNTAX Messages HCP002E Invalid o
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CVTOVRID CVTOVRID ►► CVTOVRID A
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DDR DDR ►► DDR Purpose fn Opera
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DDR ►► INput OUTput Options: No
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DDR initial designation. On 3480, 3
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DDR ►► ►► SYsprint PROmpts
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DDR If you know the density of the
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DDR need to specify anything to the
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DDR ►► PRint TYpe cyl1 This exa
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DDR Home address record 0 Record 1
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DDR volid the volume identifier of
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DDR HCP2236E TAPE rdev THE MAXIMUM
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DIRECTXA EDIT lets you enter the DI
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DIRECTXA Responses Messages To do a
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DIRECTXA HCP781E INVALID DEVICE FOL
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DIRECTXA HCP1796E A POOL STATEMENT
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DISKMAP Examples To see how DISKMAP
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DUMPLOAD Usage Notes 1826 z/VM: CP
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DUMPLOAD HCP8168I VIRTUAL MACHINE D
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GENIMAGE GENIMAGE ►► GENIMAGE O
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GENIMAGE Usage Notes Messages 1832
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HCPLDR Operands HCPLDR with the TAP
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HCPLDR PUNCH requests the object fi
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HCPLDR Usage Notes Messages SYSTEM
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HCPSADMP HCPSADMP ►► HCPSADMP P
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INSTALL INSTALL ►► INSTALL Purp
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INSTALL HCP8370E PLEASE CORRECT THE
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INSTIIS INSTIIS ►► INSTIIS Purp
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INSTVM INSTVM ►► INSTVM Purpose
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IOCP Usage Notes DESC1 string indic
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MIGR51D MIGR51D ►► MIGR51D Purp
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MONWRITE Usage Notes Examples fn ft
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MONWSTOP MONWSTOP ►► MONWSTOP P
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MOVE2SFS Options Usage Notes Messag
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OVERRIDE OVERRIDE ►► OVERRIDE A
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RETRIEVE RETRIEVE ►► RETRIEVE P
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RETRIEVE Responses Messages Respons
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SALIPL SALIPL ►► SALIPL Options
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SALIPL ORIGIN specifies the address
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| | | | | | SALIPL Responses Messag
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SPORDER SPORDER ►► SPORDER Purp
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TRACERED Operands Options 1874 z/VM
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TRACERED If you enter selection cri
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TRACERED 1878 z/VM: CP Commands and
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TRACERED v The second and third lin
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TRACERED CPU SECONDS CODE *********
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TRACERED Messages Registers at entr
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UTILITY Messages VTYPE devtype loca
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XLINK DISPLAY Messages - or - -CYL-
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XLINK FORMAT XLINK FORMAT ►► XL
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XLINK FORMAT HCP2870E ERROR nnn ON
Page 1920 and 1921:
Restricted User IDs in both upperca
Page 1922 and 1923:
Logical Line Editing Symbols Logica
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1898 z/VM: CP Commands and Utilitie
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ASCII Translation 1900 z/VM: CP Com
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HCPLDR Control Statements and Outpu
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and other programs (including this
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z/VM: OpenExtensions Callable Servi
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3816 printer changing 1335 clearing
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ALL operand (continued) QUERY TAPES
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cease active channel program 458 al
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control (continued) attention atten
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DDR utility 1796 deactivate cache f
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determine devices on channel path 7
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display (continued) page residency
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dynamic I/O (continued) commands (c
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example (continued) displaying (con
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freeing real processor from exclusi
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INDICATE NSS command 475 INDICATE P
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message controlling display of warn
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OFF operand (continued) SET QUICKDS
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purge (continued) image library fil
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QUERY UNDERSCORE command 1061 QUERY
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S SALIPL utility 1866 sample data c
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show (continued) dynamic switching
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stop (continued) channel program, a
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TAPE operand SET HOTIO command 1255
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UNIVERSAL_CHARSET operand SET RDEVI
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