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Monitoring System Status [ System Administrator's Quick Reference Guide ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation


System Administrator's Quick Reference Guide

Monitoring System Status 

The commands described below are used to display the status of jobs,
sessions, and devices.

Display Status of All Jobs and Sessions 

The syntax for displaying the status of all jobs and sessions is:

     SHOWJOB

Displaying the Status of Specific Job or Session 

The syntax for displaying the status of a specific job is:

     SHOWJOB #Jnnn 

The syntax for displaying the status of a specific session is:

     SHOWJOB #Snnn 

#Jnnn is the number of a job and #Snnn is the number of a session.

Displaying the Status of All Devices 

The syntax for displaying the status of all devices is:

     SHOWDEV

Displaying the Status of a Specific Device 

The syntax for displaying the status of a specific device is:

     SHOWDEV nn 

In this example, the nn is the LDEV number of a device.

Displaying the Status of All Devices in a Class 

The syntax for displaying the status of all devices in a specified class
is:

     SHOWDEV classname 

where classname is the name of a device class.

Displaying the Identity of All Standard Input Devices ($STDIN) 

The syntax for displaying the identity of all standard input devices is:

     SHOWIN

Displaying the Status of All Standard Input Devices ($STDIN) 

The syntax for displaying the status of all standard input devices is:

     SHOWIN STATUS

Other parameters used with the SHOWIN command are #Innn, which displays
the status of the input device, SP which displays the status of all
currently spooled input devices, and item[;item[;...]]  which displays
the status of an input device.

Displaying the Identity of All Standard Output Devices ($STDLIST) 

The syntax for displaying the identity of all standard output devices is:

     SHOWOUT

Displaying the Status of All Standard Output Devices ($STDLIST) 

The syntax for displaying the status of all standard output devices is:

     SHOWOUT STATUS

Other parameters used with the SHOWOUT command are #Onnn which displays
the status of the output device, Sp which displays the status of all
currently spooled output devices, item[;item[;...]], to display the
status of an output device.



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