QUERY G and all classes except Any use the 81ass G command to determine your system status and machine c)nfiquration by requesting: • The time you have used during a terminal session. • The number of closed input and output spool files associated with
your virtual machine. • The current settinqs of the SET command functions. • The current settings of the TEFMINAL command functions. • The status of all the devices on your virtual machine. • The channel operating mode of your virtual
block-multiplexer or selector.
machine, whether • A listing of all users who are linked to a given virtual address,
together with their device addresses and access modes. • Identification and attributes associated with your virtual printer,
punch, and reader spool files. 5 The identification of your virtual processor. • The m)de of processor operation for your virtual machine whether
uniprocessor mode (UP) or attached processor mode (AP). There are other operands you can use with the QUERY command if you
have the privilege class required to use them. These are described in
the Also, if you are a CMS user, you can use
the CMS QUERY command to query the status of your CMS virtual machine.
Note: Use the NETWORK QUERY command to query 3704/3705 resources and
remote 3270 devices attached to a 2701 or 2703 or to a 3704/3705 in EP For ease )f use, the QUERY command and operands described in this
section have been separated into the operands available for general
users G) and those available to all users except class Any.
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QUERY Command for Class G Users The format of the Class G QUERY command is:
r Ouery L TIME SET Time
set
TERMinal
cpuid
Files [CLass c]
r I CHANnels ,GRAF ICONsole I DAsd ITApes I LINES rvirtualllUR , STORage ,ALL , ,vaddr[-vaddr ]1 L J Links vaddr
Reader pnnch Printer PF[ nn 1 PROCess r , Ispoolidl IALL I ,CLass c, L J r , I spoolidl IALL I ICLasS c, ITBL I L J j
displays the current time, time zone, weekday, date, connect
and processor time for the current terminal session. displays the status of the SET command functions. displays the current options in effect for your virtual
console environment. cpurD displays the 16-diqit processor identification that is in use by the virtual machine. Values within the CPUID can be set by
the directory OPTION statement or modified by the SET :PUID. FILES (CLASS c] VIRTUAL displays the number of spooled input and output files for your virtual machine. Files currently being processed are not
included in the totals. If CLASS is specified, the number of
spooled input and output files of the class specified is
displayed.
displays the status of all virtual devices. 110 IBM VM/3 7 0 CP Command Reference for General Users