SCF Reference Manual for the Kernel Subsystem

INFO Command
Use the INFO command to display configuration information, including attribute values, for the
specified object. For a generic process, this configuration information displays the attribute values
set by its ADD command.
This is a nonsensitive command.
INFO [ / OUT file-spec / ] [ object-spec ]
[ , DETAIL | OBEYFORM ]
The value of object-spec is one of these object type and object name combinations:
object-type object-name
PROCESS $ZZKRN[.#gpname ]
SUBSYS $ZZKRN
The INFO PROCESS command is described in the next subsection. The INFO SUBSYS command
is described on page 106.
INFO PROCESS Command
Use the INFO PROCESS command to display configuration information about the specified process.
INFO [ / OUT file-spec / ]
PROCESS $ZZKRN[.#gpname ] [ , DETAIL | OBEYFORM ]
PROCESS $ZZKRN
is the name of the Kernel subsystem manager process. You can omit PROCESS and $ZZKRN
if you specified them with an ASSUME command.
This form of the command causes the display to show the current values for the Kernel subsystem
manager process.
PROCESS $ZZKRN.gpname
is the name of a generic process controlled by the $ZZKRN Kernel subsystem manager. You
can omit PROCESS, $ZZKRN, and gpname if you specified them with an ASSUME command.
This form of the command causes the display to show the configured values for the specified
generic process.
DETAIL
causes SCF to display detailed information about the specified process.
OBEYFORM
displays information about the PROCESS object in the format used in an ADD PROCESS
command. If you specify OBEYFORM, you cannot specify DETAIL.
INFO PROCESS Consideration
Wild-card support is limited to the trailing asterisk (*) for #gpname.
INFO PROCESS Summary Display Format
The format of the summary display for the INFO PROCESS command (without the DETAIL option)
is described here. See also the 103.
-> INFO PROCESS $ZZKRN.#gpname
NONSTOP KERNEL - Info PROCESS \system.$ZZKRN.#gpname
Symbolic Name *Name *Autorestart *Program
gpname $proc n $vol.subv.file
An asterisk (*) before an attribute name indicates that its attribute value can be changed with the
SCF ALTER command.
100 SCF Commands for the Kernel Subsystem