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Command Examples

Each of the following commands displays scrollable MUF-level data for the specified remote system in read-only format. MUF information is presented in ascending numerical order by MUF number. Differences are presented in the "Result" column.

Command

Result

DBEX I,MUF(1)
DBEX I,MSID(DBSIDPR)

Displays MUF number 1 (defined by the first DBSIDPR found in the DFHRPL library concatenation or as defined by the first DBCSID in the DBCVTPR. The first MUF is the default MUF to associate all non-global URTs).

DBEX INQ,MUF(2?)


DBEX INQ,MSIDNAME(DB*)

Displays MUFs numbers 20 through 29.

Displays all MUFs with SIDNAMEs beginning with DB in the DBCSID macros in the DBCVTPR in order of the DBCSID macros.

DBEX INQ,MUF(??)
DBEX INQ,MSID(*)

Displays all MUFs.

DBEX I,MUF(1?),DISCONNECT



DBEX I,MSIDNAME(M*),DISCONNECT

Limits display to MUFs that are in disconnected status and have a number from 10 and 19.

Limits display to MUFs that are in disconnected status and have a SIDNAME beginning with M defined by the DBCSID macro in the DBCVTPR in the order of the DBCSID macros defined in the DBCVTPR.

DBEX I,MUF(??),CONNECTING
DBEX I,MSIDNAME(*),CONNECTING

Limits display to MUFs in connecting status.

DBEX I,MUF(??),STATS
DBEX I,MSID(*),STATS

Displays statistics for all MUFs.

DBEX I,MUF(2?),PLT


DBEX I,MSID(DB*),PLT

Limits display to all MUFs 20 through 29 that are connected at PLT time.

Limits display to all MUFs that are connected at PLT time with SIDNAMEs beginning with DB in the DBCSID macros in the DBCVTPR in order of the DBCSID macros.