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

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If a real graphic display at the specified address is dedicated to a virtual machine,<br />

you see something like this:<br />

q 0bcd<br />

GRAF 0BCD ATTACHED TO OLIVER 0010<br />

Ready;<br />

This message means the graphic display device at the real device number 0BCD is<br />

attached to OLIVER’s virtual machine as the virtual device 0010. ATTACHED may<br />

be replaced with BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is dedicated to<br />

a user, it is unavailable (usually because of a hardware condition).<br />

If a graphic display device has a user logged on or dialed through it, you see<br />

something like this:<br />

q 08e0<br />

GRAF 08E0 LOGON AS SVCDIR 0009<br />

Ready;<br />

This response tells you that the user SVCDIR is logged on through the graphic<br />

display device at 08E0. The number 0009 is SVCDIR’s virtual console device<br />

number.<br />

If there are free graphic display devices at the specified addresses, you see<br />

something like this:<br />

q 08e1-08e7<br />

GRAF 08E1 ENABLED, GRAF 08E2 ENABLED, GRAF 08E3 ENABLED, GRAF 08E4 ENABLED<br />

GRAF 08E5 ENABLED, GRAF 08E6 ENABLED, PRT 08E7 ENABLED<br />

Ready;<br />

The responses for offline <strong>and</strong> boxed displays are in the same format.<br />

Responses from Real Communication Lines:<br />

If a real communication line is dedicated to a user, you see something like this:<br />

q f0<br />

LINE 00F0 ATTACHED TO OLIVER 0010<br />

Ready;<br />

This response means that the communication line with the real device number 00F0<br />

is attached to OLIVER’s virtual machine as the virtual device 0010. ATTACHED may<br />

be replaced with BOX/ATTC, which means that although the device is dedicated to<br />

a user, it is unavailable (usually because of a hardware condition).<br />

If there are communication lines that have users logged on at them or dialed<br />

through them, you see something like this:<br />

q fa fb<br />

LINE 00FA LOGON AS DAVID 0009<br />

LINE 00FB DIALED TO P<strong>VM</strong> 00F9<br />

Ready;<br />

QUERY (Real Device)<br />

This response tells you that the user DAVID is logged on through the<br />

communication line at 00FA. The number 0009 is the virtual device number of the<br />

virtual console where DAVID is logged on. The second line tells you that the<br />

terminal connected to communications line 00FB is dialed to P<strong>VM</strong>’s virtual device<br />

number 00F9.<br />

If there are free communication lines at the specified addresses, you see something<br />

like this:<br />

Chapter 2. <strong>CP</strong> <strong>Comm<strong>and</strong>s</strong> 959

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