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

Responses
Please Note
The following sample responses show information for multiple load IDs listed
in ascending order. On your screen, multiple load ID responses may be
arranged in ascending, descending, or random order. Options shown in the
responses are the options specified on the CPXLOAD command and not the
options set as a result of the OPTIONS loader directive.
Response 1 (Display by Load ID):
QUERY CPXLOAD
To display information about the customer-written CP routines loaded as identifier 1,
enter the following:
query cpxload id 1
▌1▐ Loaded as identifier 1
▌2▐ File: ZXXKL STUFF Z
▌3▐ Loaded by: SYSTEM on 10/12/95 at 11:27:59
▌4▐ CPXLOAD options: MP NOCONTROL DELAY NOLET PERMANENT
▌5▐
Associated entry points and external symbols:
PLOQWERTY is at 078DF3A6
ZXXKLM is at 078DF58E
ZXXKLMFF is at 078DF772
ZXXKLMPQ is at 078DF99C
ZXXKLMQU is at 078DF000 module size is 000EF8
Ready;
In this example,
▌1▐ is the load ID assigned to all the routines that were loaded by the file in line
▌2▐ .
▌2▐ is the file identifier of the file:
v Containing the routines that were loaded,
v Which imbedded or included the routines that were loaded, or
v Some combination thereof.
v The filemode indicates the file mode of the CP accessed disk at the time
of the CPXLOAD.
▌3▐ tells you the virtual machine responsible for loading the routines and the
date and time they were loaded. If the virtual machine is SYSTEM (as in this
example), then the routines were loaded by CPXLOAD statements in your
system configuration file.
▌4▐ are the options from the CPXLOAD command or CPXLOAD configuration
file statement. It does not include any information from OPTIONS loader
directives imbedded in the loaded files. Note that the specified CPXLOAD
options are listed as well as the defaults that were taken because an option
was not specified.
▌5▐ lists all of the entry points and external symbols associated with the routine
that was loaded. For each entry point or external symbol, CP displays the
starting address in CP’s system execution space where you can find the
entry point or external symbol, and for modules, CP also displays the
module’s size.
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