The what command displays the system configuration and the status of system locks, specified lines, spooler, and printers.
Syntax
what {port.number{-port.number}} {’user-ID’} {(options)} |
Parameter(s)
’user-ID’ |
Outputs where status only for users of the specified user-ID. |
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{port.number{-port.number}} |
Outputs the status for the given port, or a range of ports. |
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options |
l |
Suppresses display of lock status. |
n |
No pause. Suppresses the pause at the end of the page on the terminal. |
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p |
Directs output to the system printer, via the spooler. |
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s |
Suppresses the display of sp-status. |
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w |
Suppresses the display of where output. |
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z |
Displays the where status for all lines, including inactive lines (those which are not currently logged on). |
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The system configuration information displays:
memory |
Amount of memory allocated to the D3 virtual machine, in kilobytes. |
pibs |
Number of process identification blocks. This includes communication lines for terminals and serial printers, spooler, phantom processes, and scheduler. |
pcb0 |
FID for the PCB for line 0. |
sysbase/mod |
Base FID and modulo of the master dictionary’s (system) file. |
maxfid |
Last addressable FID on the system. |
available |
Number of frames available in overflow. |
dfsize |
Number of bytes available per data frame. The actual frame size is a bit larger. A dfsize of 1000 indicates an actual frame size of 1024. A dfsize of 2000 indicates an actual frame size of 2048. A dfsize of 4000 indicates an actual frame size of 4096. |
In addition, what uses the where command to display the current status of each line, the list-locks command to display the system lock table, and the sp-status command to display the spooler and printer status.
Example(s)
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pibs |
pcb0 |
sysbase/ |
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maxfid |
available |
fsize |
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18000k |
138 |
1536 |
2199 |
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358398 |
53442 |
2000 |
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System Locks |
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Basic Locks |
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Spooler Locks |
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Locks |
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151996 |
(0251BC) |
38 |
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155300 |
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166106 |
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131836 |
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131879 |
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282213 |
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Item Locks |
PIB# |
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Hash |
Item-ID |
Filename |
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109547 |
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56 |
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tcl.what |
d3.doc |
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151996 |
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127910 |
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journal |
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131836 |
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6C2C |
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00060B |
BF10 |
000018 |
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sp.serialsleep:08 |
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00060C |
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000018 |
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au.start:36C |
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tcl1:0E8 |
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00060D |
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000018 |
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sp.serialsleep:08 |
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00060E |
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000018 |
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sp.serialsleep:08 |
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00060F |
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000018 |
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sp.serialsleep:08 |
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000613 |
BF10 |
000018 |
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sp.serialsleep:08 |
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028 |
000680 |
BF10 |
000018 |
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sp.sleep:040 |
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sp.spoolout:0F |
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04AA25 |
FF10 |
000018 |
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br.unix.bix:000 |
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044E0F |
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000018 |
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bt.searchx:17C |
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bt.read:028 |
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039A0B |
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000018 |
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pp.sched:038 |
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The spooler is inactive. Printer # 0 is serial, inactive, and on line. The printer is running on line 13. Assigned output queues: 0. The number of interjob pages to eject is 1. Printer # 1 is serial, inactive, and on line. The printer is running on line 11. Assigned output queues: 3, 4, 5. The number of interjob pages to eject is 1. |
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This outputs all items indicated, but limits where output only to those on the dm account.
what ’dm’ |
This outputs all items indicated, but limits where output only to lines 13 through 22.
what 13-22 |
This outputs system configuration only.
what (lsw |
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08:40:52 29 |
08:40:52 |
29 Feb 2003 |
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memory |
pibs |
pcb0 |
sysbase/ |
mod |
maxfid |
available |
18000k |
138 |
1536 |
2199 |
7 |
358398 |
53418 |
See Also
account-restore Command, Frame, free Command, item Command, Locking Scheme, Locks, Maxfid, maxusers Command, Performance Monitoring, Port Number, Scrubber, sp-status Command, Sysbase, unlock-file Command, unlock-group Command, unlock-item Command, where Command, which Command, who Command