SQL/MX 2.x Reference Manual (H06.10+, J06.03+)

MXCI Commands
HP NonStop SQL/MX Reference Manual—544517-008
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DISPLAY USE OF Command
DISPLAY USE OF Command
Considerations for DISPLAY USE OF
Examples of DISPLAY USE OF
The DISPLAY USE OF command provides usage information on statically compiled
modules.
DISPLAY USE OF displays a list of modules and, for each module, a list of
dependent objects. If you specify the object 'object-name' clause, DISPLAY
USE OF displays a list of all dependent modules for that object.
NOE
directs NonStop SQL/MX to scan modules only in the local node and not the nodes
on the Expand network.
module-directory-path
is the path name of a directory, enclosed in single quotes.
module-directory-path is case-sensitive.
If you omit the module_dir clause, DISPLAY USE OF searches the default path,
/usr/tandem/sqlmx/USERMODULES.
You can look for similar values by specifying only part of the characters of
module-directory-path combined with “*” (asterisk) wild-card characters.
All of these specifications are valid:
[module_dir 'd1']
[module_dir './d1']
[module_dir '../d1']
[module_dir '/usr/tandem/sqlmx/USERMODULES/../d1']
[module_dir '*']
[module_dir '/*']
[module_dir '*/d1']
[module_dir '/*/d1']
[module_dir 'd1/*']
[module_dir '/d1/*']
display use of [NOE] [module_dir 'module-directory-path']
[ module 'module-name'] [ object 'object-name' ]
Note. The current DISPLAY USE OF command does not support module names to be
searched inside the Guardian location (path names starting with /G/). The new
enhancement does not support the modules to be searched inside the Guardian location
and displays the error as:
*** ERROR[19031] Searching modules in Guardian location is not
supported.