Job and Session Commands Information [ Getting System Information Programmer's Guide ] MPE/iX 5.0 Documentation
Getting System Information Programmer's Guide
Job and Session Commands Information
You can use several MPE commands to get information about the commands
allowed to a specific user on the system. Any user can see the commands
allowed to that user. To see commands for another user in the account,
you must have account manager capability; to obtain information about
users in other accounts, you must have system manager capability.
Displaying operator commands with SHOWALLOW
This command lets you see which operator commands have been allowed for
the specified user, account, and group. Entered without parameters,
SHOWALLOW displays commands for the logged-on user, account, and group.
You can also specify user.account, or use @ for either category if you
have the appropriate capability.
Output from this command appears in the following form:
:SHOWALLOW
#S513 LIZ,MGR.PRXL
USER HAS THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS ALLOWED:
ABORTIO DSCONTROL ABORTJOB DELETESPOOLFILE
LIMIT OUTFENCE LOG
THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS HAVE BEEN GLOBALLY ALLOWED:
ABORTIO DSCONTROL ABORTJOB DELETESPOOLFILE
LIMIT OUTFENCE LOG
The operator grants users the ability to use operator commands by using
the ALLOW command. Refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual,
Volumes 1 and 2 (32650-90003 and 32650-90364) for more information about
ALLOW.
Displaying UDCs with SHOWCATALOG
This command displays all the user defined commands (UDCs) that are
available, as well as the level at which they were cataloged (user,
account, or system).
The SHOWCATALOG command, entered without parameters, displays the UDCs
and levels for the current user. An optional parameter, listfile, allows
you to send the output to a line printer, or you can use a file equation
to send it to a disk or tape file. Omitting this parameter sends the
output to $STDLIST.
If you have the capability, you can list other users' cataloged UDC
files. Enter the command in the format:
:SHOWCATALOG;USER=MGR.PRXL
You can enter @ to specify the members of a set. Entering the command in
this form results in a display like the following:
USER UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:
UDC.MUGWUMP.PRXL
CMLUDC.PUB.CML3000
ACCOUNT UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:
NO ACCOUNT UDC FILES IN EFFECT.
SYSTEM UDC CATALOG FILE NAMES:
SYS09009.SYSTEM.SYS
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