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Displaying VMO Records

Use the SHOW subcommand under the CONTROL(VMO) setting to display a currently‑active SYSID and fields of a VMO record. As it does under other settings, the SHOW subcommand under the CONTROL(VMO) settings also displays many of the system options in effect (For more information on the ACF SHOW subcommand, see the “Using the ACF Command” chapter.) The syntax of the SHOW subcommand for VMO records is:

      { ACF2                    }
      { ACTive                  }
      { ALL                     }
      { APPLDEF                 }
      { BACKUP                  }
      { CLASMAP                 }
      { CMDLIM                  }
      { DIAGLIM                 }
SHow  { Fields[(recordname)]    }
      { LINUX[(linuxopts)]      }
      { MAINT                   }
      { Mode                    }
      { RESWORD                 }
      { SAFDEF                  }
      { STate                   }
      { SYstems                 }

The SHOW subcommand accepts only one parameter at a time. All parameters (except for MODE and FIELDS) operate under the CONTROL(VMO) setting as described in the description of the SHOW subcommand in Chapter 3. The MODE and FIELDS parameters are described below.

MODE

The SHOW MODE command displays the current setting of the ACF command, the VM type code, and the currently active SYSID:

ACF
SET CONTROL(VMO)
SHOW MODE
 
MODE: CONTROL  TYPE: VMO  SYSID: CPU1

FIELDS[(recordname)]

The SHOW FIELDS subcommand displays the names of the fields in the logonid record or the specified VMO record. The SHOW subcommand also indicates which fields you can change. An asterisk (*) shows single‑valued fields that you can change and the plus sign (+) shows multivalued fields you can change.