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Showing Values of Current Configurable Items

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The SHOW command, abbreviated SH, displays the values of the current configurable items referenced by it. SHOW has the following parameters:

   SHOW (SH)   [ [COMMAND =] [ IO       ]
                             [ JOB      ]
                             [ RESOURCE ]
                             [ SESSION  ]
                             [ STACK    ]
                             [ SYSTEM   ]
                             [ ALL      ]
               [ [DEST    =]   OFFLINE  ]

JOB displays the job-related limits and default operating points. The displayed information includes: the CPU time limit for batch jobs, the maximum system job limit, and the number of preinitialized job processes (POOL). Refer to the MPE/iX Commands Reference Manual Volumes 1 and 2 for information on the JOB command.

Each of the remaining parameters has a corresponding command defined in this chapter.

RESOURCE displays system resource allocation values.

SESSION displays the session-related limits of the system and the default operating points.

STACK displays the sizes of the NM stack, CM stack, and the heap.

SYSTEM displays the settings of various system resource values, the system ID, and logon and command interpreter prompts. It also allows the option of bypassing cataloging of UDCs.

ALL lists all of the information described above.

OFFLINE redirects the output of the SHOW command to the SYSGEN listing file, SYSGLIST. Using OFFLINE does not immediately generate a printout. The information is sent to SYSGLIST until you either enter the OCLOSE command or exit the configurator. Exiting the configurator or using OCLOSE closes SYSGLIST and prints the file.

Entering SHOW without a parameter is the same as specifying SHOW ALL, which lists all current values. To see the resources allocated through the MISC configurator, enter SHOW or SHOW ALL at the MISC configurator prompt.

Example 7-4 demonstrates the output from SHOW ALL:

Example 7-4 MISC Configurator SHOW ALL Output
   misc>SHOW ALL

      IO command           parameter      MAX       MIN     CURRENT
      -----------------    ---------    -------   -------   -------
      DYNAMIC INPUT DEVS   maxdyninput      999         0         2
      DYNAMIC OUTPUT DEVS  maxdynoutput     999         0         4
      DYNAMIC IO DEVS      msxdynio         999         0       332

      JOB command          parameter      MAX       MIN     CURRENT
      -----------------    ---------    -------   -------   -------
      DEFAULT CPU LIMIT    cputime        32767         0         0
      MAXIMUM LIMIT        maxlimit        3010         0        60
      POOL SIZE            pool             200         1         1

      RESOURCE command     parameter      MAX       MIN     CURRENT
      -----------------    ---------    -------   -------   -------
      GLOBAL RIN LIMIT     grins           1365         0        48
      TOTAL RIN LIMIT      rins            5459         5       150
      IOMONT LIMIT         iomont           100        10        20
      MAX CM CODE SIZE     maxcmcode      16384      1024     16384
      CM SEGS PER PROC     cmsegs           255         1        63
      MAX XDATA            maxxdata       32764         0     32764
      MAX XDATA PER PROC   xdataperproc     255         0       255

      SESSION command      parameter      MAX       MIN     CURRENT
      -----------------    ---------    -------   -------   -------
      MAXIMUM LIMIT        maxlimit        3010         1        60
      SECONDS TO LOGON     logontimeout     600        10       180
      CI TIMEOUT (MIN)     citimeout        546         0         0
      POOL SIZE            pool             200         1         1

      STACK command        parameter      MAX       MIN     CURRENT
      -----------------    ---------    -------   -------   -------
      DEFAULT NM STACK     nm            262144    262144    262144
      MAXIMUM NM STACK     maxnm     1068498944    262144    262144
      DEFAULT CM STACK     cm              4096       256      1200
      MAXIMUM CM STACK     maxcm          31232       256     31232
      DEFAULT HEAP         heap          524288    524288    524288
      MAXIMUM NM HEAP      maxheap       524288    524288    524288

      SYSTEM command       parameter        VALUE
      --------------       ---------        -----
      USER VERSION         userversion      C.65.02
      LOGON PROMPT         logonprompt      MPE/iX:
      CI PROMPT            ciprompt         :
      RELEASE                               C.65.02
      ENFORCE LOGON UDCS   enforcelogonudcs OFF

Example 7-5 demonstrates using the SHOW command to see the values allocated to a particular parameter:

Example 7-5 MISC Configurator SHOW Output

  misc>SHOW JOB

         JOB command       parameter      MAX       MIN     CURRENT
      -----------------    ---------    -------   -------   -------
      DEFAULT CPU LIMIT    cputime        32767         0         0
      MAXIMUM LIMIT        maxlimit        3010         0        60
      POOL SIZE            pool             200         1         1




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