NET/MASTER Management Services (MS) Command Reference Manual

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SHOW TERMDEF
NonStop NET/MASTER MS Commands
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SHOW TERMDEF The SHOW TERMDEF command displays information about terminals defined to
NonStop NET/MASTER MS. Defined terminals are not necessarily opened for use
with NonStop NET/MASTER MS. Terminals can be defined either explicitly (by using
the TERMINAL ADD command) or implicitly (by running the NNM utility program
from TACL).
Entering the SHOW TERMDEF command with no operands displays information
about your own terminal. Contrast this command with the SHOW TERM command,
which displays information about terminals that have been defined to, and opened for
use with, NonStop NET/MASTER MS.
SHOW TERMDEF[ ={ device-name | logical-name | ALL } ]
device-name
specifies the physical name of the terminal. This is the name by which the
Guardian operating system recognizes the terminal. You can specify a device
name in the following forms:
\*
\ sys *
\ sys .*
[ \ sys . ]*
[ \ sys . ]$*
[ \ sys . ]$ device *
[ \ sys . ]$ device .*
[ \ sys . ]$ device .#*
[ \ sys . ]$ device .# subdevice *
[ \ sys . ]$ device [ .# subdevice ]
Note NonStop NET/MASTER MS does not assume a default system name when attempting to find the device
name you specify.
You can specify an asterisk (*) as the last character of a device name. In this
context, the asterisk is a wild card.
logical-name
specifies the logical name of the terminal. This is the name by which NonStop
NET/MASTER MS recognizes the terminal. It corresponds to a physical name.
A logical name must be from one through eight characters long and can include
any displayable characters. Alphabetic characters are not case-sensitive. A logical
name cannot begin with a backslash (\) or a dollar sign ($).
You can specify an asterisk (*) as the last character of a logical name. In this
context, the asterisk is a wild card.