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QUERY NLS
Usage Notes
Responses
COUNT
displays only the number of message repository files that match the criteria
specified on the command.
1. The default date format for certain CP and CMS commands can be set on a
system-wide basis and also for the individual user. The system-wide default
date format is set with the SYSTEM_DATEFORMAT system configuration
statement. The user’s default date format is set with the DATEFORMAT user
directory control statement. The system-wide default and the user’s default can
also be set with the CP SET DATEFORMAT command. The user’s default date
format defaults to the system-wide default. The system-wide and user settings
can be queried with the CP QUERY DATEFORMAT command. The hierarchy of
possible date format settings for the QUERY NLS command, from highest
priority to lowest, is:
v QUERY NLS command operand
v User default
v System-wide default
Response 1:
The following response is issued when you specify QUERY NLS SHORTDATE:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NLS nnnn type c nnnn mm/dd hh:mm:ss fn ft originid
Response 2:
The following response is issued when you specify QUERY NLS FULLDATE:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NLS nnnn type c nnnn mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss fn ft originid
Response 3:
The following response is issued when you specify QUERY NLS ISODATE:
OWNERID FILE TYPE CL RECS DATE TIME FILENAME FILETYPE ORIGINID
*NLS nnnn type c nnnn yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss fn ft originid
OWNERID
indicates that the file is an NLS file owned by the system. The designation *NLS
is not a user ID. It indicates the queue on which the file resides.
FILE
identifies the spool file.
TYPE
identifies the type of system data file. In this case, it is NLS and indicates a
message repository file.
CL
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identifies the file class, either A or P. Class A indicates that the file is available.
Class P indicates that the file is in the pending purge state; it is purged during
the next system IPL or RESTART.
RECS
identifies the number of 4 KB pages in the file.