QUERY CHANNELS displays the channel mode of operation for the
virtual machine. GRAF displays the status of all your virtual display devices
that are locally attached. CONSOLE displays the status of your virtual consoles. aisplays the status of all your virtual direct access devices. displays the status of all your virtual magnetic tape
devices. LINFS displays the status of all your virtual communication
lines. UR displays the status of all your unit record devices. STORAGE displays the size of your virtual storage. displays the status of all your virtual devices. vaddr displays the status of the virtual device at address vaddr. displays the status of the devices within the
ranqe of addresses specified. LINKS vaddr
READER RDR PRINTER PRT PUNCH T)CH {
READER} T?FI NTEP' PUNCH displays the userid, device address, and access mode at the terminal for all users linked to the specified virtual address
(vaddr). range of virtual addresses is not supported by the LINKS operand.
displays the following information, pertaining to your closed virtual reader, virtual printer, and virtual punch spool files: • nserid (of user who created the file) • Spool file identification (spoolid) • rlass and originating device type e Number of logical records in the file • of copies specified for the file (has no effect for reader files) • File hold status One line of information is displayed for each spool file.
spoolid
displays additional information for one spool file. The
spoolid operand must follow the READER, PRINTER, or PUNCH operand. In addition to the information normally displayed for printer, or punch files, the following is also
displayed: • Date and time the file was created. • Filename and filetype of file (if any); if your file was
assiqned a dsname and you later issue QUERY, only the first 20 characters of the 24-character field are displayed. • Distribution code of the file (printer and punch files
only) • Section 5. Format of CP Commands 111

QUERY {
READER} oRI NTER PUNCH {
READER } PRINTER PUNCH Only one line of data is displayed (that data pertaining to
the spool file specified by spoolid) • ALL
displays additional information for spool files. The ALL
operand must follow the READER, PRINTER, or PUNCH operand. In
addition to the information normally displayed for the reader,
printer, or punch files, the following is also displayed: • Date and time the file was created • Filename and filetype of file (if any); if your file was
assigned a dsname and you later issue QUERY, only the first 20 characters of the 24-character field are displayed. • Distribution code of the file (PRINTER and PUNCH files
onl yl One line of information is displayed for each spool file of
the type specified. Note: For information on how to alter spool file attributes, see-the CHANGE command discription in this section. CLASS c
displays the basic information for all spool files of the
class specified by c. This operand must follow the READER, PRINTER, or PUNCH operands. One line of information is displayed for each spool file of the specified class. PRINTER TEL PFC n n 1 PROCESS displays additional information about print files spooled to
the 3800 printer. This option must follow the PRINTER operand. In addition to the information normally displayed
for print files, the following is also displayed: • Character arrangement table • vertical format (FCBl • COpy modification module • Forms overlay frame • Number of copies to be printed with forms overlay frame in
place One line of information is displayed for each print file
specified.
displays the 3270 Program Function key number specified, along
with its associated command lines. If nn is not specified, all
12 program function keys and their associated data lines are
displayed. The value, nn, is a number from 1 (or 01) to 12. See the CP SET command for an explanation of how to define and
use program function keys.
displays for the user which processors are currently online to VM/370. 112 IBM VM/370 CP Command Reference for General Users