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

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QUERY NSS<br />

906 z/<strong>VM</strong>: <strong>CP</strong> <strong>Comm<strong>and</strong>s</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Utilities</strong> <strong>Reference</strong><br />

ENDPAG<br />

specifies the ending page number of a page range of the NSS or saved<br />

segment. For a segment space, this is the ending page number of the entire<br />

segment space.<br />

TYPE<br />

identifies the page descriptor code of a page range of the NSS or saved<br />

segment. It indicates the type of virtual machine access permitted to pages in<br />

the range. See the DEFSEG or DEFSYS comm<strong>and</strong> for a more detailed<br />

discussion of page descriptor codes. Valid codes are:<br />

Code Meaning<br />

EW Exclusive read/write access<br />

EN Exclusive read/write access, no data saved<br />

ER Exclusive read-only access<br />

SW Shared read/write access<br />

SN Shared read/write access, no data saved<br />

SR Shared read-only access.<br />

SC <strong>CP</strong> writable pages, shared read-only access by virtual machine, no data<br />

saved.<br />

The page range type may not apply to the entire range of a segment space;<br />

therefore a dash (–) is used when describing these files.<br />

CL<br />

indicates the file class. The possible file classes are:<br />

Class Meaning<br />

A The file is in the available state. This means that the file has been<br />

defined <strong>and</strong> saved. To determine whether the file is in use, examine the<br />

#USERS field in the response from the QUERY NSS comm<strong>and</strong> with the<br />

MAP option.<br />

P The file is in the pending purge state. It is purged when the last virtual<br />

machine releases the NSS or saved segment, or during the next<br />

system IPL or RESTART.<br />

R The file is in the available state but has restricted access. To determine<br />

whether the file is in use, examine the #USERS field in the response<br />

from the QUERY NSS comm<strong>and</strong> with the MAP option. Access to an<br />

NSS, DCSS, or segment space name with this class requires a<br />

NAMESAVE directory entry for the NSS, DCSS, or segment space<br />

name.<br />

S The file is in the skeleton state. This means that the file has been<br />

defined by a DEFSEG or DEFSYS comm<strong>and</strong>. The SAVESEG or<br />

SAVESYS can now be processed to complete this system data file.<br />

#USERS<br />

specifies the number of users attached to the NSS or saved segment.<br />

Note: The number of users pertains to that file name only.<br />

PARMREGS<br />

for NSS files only, identifies the registers in which parameters are passed to the<br />

virtual machine at IPL. Possible values are:<br />

Value Meaning<br />

m-n A range of registers, where m <strong>and</strong> n are decimal integers between 00<br />

<strong>and</strong> 15 (inclusive) <strong>and</strong> m is less than or equal to n.

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