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Displays status information about the ALLOCATE command. Syntax | |
SHOWALLOCATE [ STATUS[,listfile]
ALLOCATE [,[fileset] [,listfile]]
ALL [,[fileset] [,listfile]] ] Parameters | |
- STATUS
Request to display a summary of status information
includes: (1)Number of programs allocated; (2)Size and percentage of utilization of the following system
tables: Code segment table, code segment extension block table, and
loader segment table. - ALLOCATE
Request to display programs for ALLOCATE
specified by fileset, and the number of users sharing each program. - ALL
Request to display all information provided by parameters:
STATUS and ALLOCATE
and the default. - fileset
Specifies the set of files to be searched for. Default
is @.@.@. This parameter is of the form: filesdesignator[.groupdesignator[.acctdesignator]] |
fileset can be entered in any of
the following formats and may use wild card characters, in any order,
as replacements. - file.group.account
SHOWALLOCATE
file named in specified group and account. - file.group
SHOWALLOCATE
specified file named in any group and any account. - file
SHOWALLOCATE
specified file named in any group and any account. - @.group.account
SHOWALLOCATE
all files in specified group and account. - @.@.account
SHOWALLOCATE
all files in all groups in specified account. - @.@.@
SHOWALLOCATE
all files in system and default. - @
SHOWALLOCATE
all files in all groups in all accounts. - @.group
SHOWALLOCATE
all files in specified group in any account. - file.@.account
SHOWALLOCATE
specified file in any group of specified account.
| | | |  | NOTE: The characters @, #,
and ? can be used as wild card characters
in the fileset parameter. These wild
card characters have the following meanings: @
specifies zero or more alphanumeric characters. # specifies one numeric character. ? specifies one alphanumeric character. The characters can be used as follows: - n@
All files starting with the character n. - @n
All files ending with the character n. - n@x
All files starting with the character n
and ending with the character x. - n##..#
All files starting with the character n
followed by up to seven digits (useful for listing all EDIT/3000
temporary files). - ?n@
All files whose second character is n. - n?
All two-character files starting with the character
n. - ?n
All two-character files ending with the character
n.
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- listfile
Name of an output file to which all output is written.
When specified, a new ASCII file with variable length records closed
in permanent domain, user-supplied carriage control (CCTL), OUT
access mode, and EXC (exclusive access) option. This parameter may
also be a back-referenced file. Default is $STDLIST.
Operation Notes | |
This command generates the status information of the specified
system tables and lists files which are allocated. Use | |
This command requires system manager (SM) capability to execute
for other groups or accounts. Examples | |
To display status information for all allocated files in the
system. SHOWALLOCATE ALLOCATE
ALLOCATED PROGRAMS SHARE COUNT
EDITOR.PUB.SYS . . . . . . . . 0
FCOPY.PUB.SYS . . . . . . . . 2
LISTDIR5.PUB.SYS . . . . . . . 1
NUMBER OF PROGRAMS FOUND = 3 |
To display status information for all allocated files starting
with a character "S" in the account named SYS. SHOWALLOCATE ALLOCATE,S@.@.SYS
ALLOCATED PROGRAMS SHARE COUNT
SPOOK5.PUB.SYS . . . . . . . . 1
SLPATCH.PUB.SYS . . . . . . . . 0
NUMBER OF PROGRAMS FOUND = 2 |
To display summary status information regarding allocation. SHOWALLOCATE STATUS
ALLOCATION STATUS
NUMBER OF PROGRAMS ALLOCATED = 3
ALLOCATION RELATED TABLES SIZE %USED
CODE SEGMENT TABLE 191 52
CSTX BLOCK TABLE 144 13
LOADER SEGMENT TABLE 32000 3 |
Related Information | |
- Commands
ALLOCATE - Manuals
Performing System Operation Tasks
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