PEEK Reference Manual

PEEK Syntax and Examples

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Syntax to Run PEEK

OUT option if you want to send PEEK output to a file or location other than your

home terminal.

option

is one or more of these PEEK options. Separate the options from each other with

either a space or a comma. Each option is described in greater detail later in this

section. If you do not enter any options, the PEEK default listing format displays

information for the TIME, POOL, and PAGING options.

Except for the delay option, you can enter the PEEK options in any order. The

delay option must always be preceded by the samples option.

samples

is the number of times you want PEEK to report the system values. The range

of values is 0 through 999. If you omit samples, or type 0 or 1, PEEK creates

one sample.

You can enter samples before or after any of the other options except delay.

Samples must always appear before delay.

delay

is the amount of time, in seconds, that you want PEEK to pause between

successive samples. The range is 0 through 999. If you omit delay or enter 0

or 1, PEEK responds with a 1-second delay.

If you enter delay, you must also enter samples before delay.

ALL

displays information about:

TIME

POOL

NSAA

PAGING

MESSAGES

MQCINFO

INTERRUPTS

CME

displays relevant information related to CMEs that have occurred since the

processor was last loaded.