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QUERY NAMES
QUERY NAMES
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Query
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
Names
Usage Notes
Responses
EXTended
Privilege Class: A, B, C, D, E, F, G
Use QUERY NAMES to display:
v A list of all logged-on users
v The real or logical device number of the display to which each user is connected.
EXTended
specifies that logical unit network qualifiers, or logical device host names and IP
addresses, are displayed, if they exist.
AT *
displays logged-on users for the system you are logged onto and the real or
logical device number of the displays where those users are connected.
AT ALL
displays logged-on users for all systems in the CSE complex and the real or
logical device number of the displays where those users are connected.
AT sysname
displays logged-on users for the specified system, sysname, and the real or
logical device number of the displays where those users are connected.
1. Multiple, concurrent VTAM service machines are supported; therefore, multiple
listings of logical unit names (lunames) owned by VTAM service machines may
be displayed in the response. This portion of the QUERY NAMES response
follows the rdev/ldev listings of users connected to the system; it is only
displayed if there is an active VTAM service machine connected to the system.
2. Within a single VSM that supports network qualified names, multiple listings of
logical unit names (lunames) owned by VTAM service machines may be
displayed in the response, if EXTended is not specified.
3. In a CSE complex, the default for this command is AT ALL unless the user ID of
the person who issues the command is in a CSE exclusion list. In this case, the
default is AT *.
4. In a CSE complex, if AT All is specified, this command issues responses for all
systems. Responses are displayed in the order they are received.
Response 1:
AT
AT
AT
{userid } - {rdev}
*
ALL
sysname
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