Native Inspect Manual (H06.13+, J06.03+)

fn value [start-addr [end-addr]] [type]
Where:
value
The value you want to find. The fn command does not infer the bit size of value based on
its magnitude.
start-addr
The address where the search is to begin.
end-addr
The address where the search is to end.
type
The bit size of value (8, 16, 32, or 64 bits). The default value is 32 bits. The search increment
is the same as the bit size.
After finding the first instance of the specified value, Native Inspect prompts you to confirm
continuation of the search.
fopen Command
Displays information about files that have been opened by the current program. This command is
applicable to TNS/E native processes as well as snapshot files.
fopen [file-num] [-d]
Where:
file-num
is the number of the file about which you want information. If you do not specify a file number,
Native Inspect displays information about all the files opened by the program. To get information
about the last file system error, specify file_num as -1.
-d
is the flag indicating detailed output is requested. The command output includes information
such as the file system error, error detail, device type, device subtype, and so on.
Considerations
The fopen command does not accept or list COBOL unit descriptors. fopen lists and accepts
Guardian file numbers, and lists all files when no arguments are specified.
Examples
• To display concise information about all the files opened by the program:
(eInspect 0,56):fopen
FileNum LastErr Name
1 0 \PELICAN.$ZTN2.#PT9WNC3
2 0 \PELICAN.$SYSTEM.#0020780
3 0 \PELICAN.$DATA4.TEST1.CPU0
• To display detailed information about a file:
(eInspect 0,56):fopen 2 -d
Name \PELICAN.$SYSTEM.#0020780
Filenum 2
General File Information.
Device Type 3
Device Subtype 53
File Type UNSTRUCTURED (0)
Object Type 0
Logical Device Number 6
Open Access 1
Open Exclusion 0
fopen Command 81