1  XSHOW
  An eXtended SHOW utility.

  Format:


  XSHOW option[/qualifier,...]
2  DEVICE

 Shows open files on a disk on a cluster wide basis.


  Format: XSHOW DEVICE  device-name[:]
3  Parameter
 Device-name

  Requires SYSPRV, READALL, or BYPASS privileges  to  list  read-protected
  files.

  Displays a cluster-wide list of the names of all the  files  open  on  a
  device  and  their  associated  process  name and process identification
  (PID).  The specified device must be a mounted Files-11 device.

  Note that the  XSHOW  DEVICE  command  does  not  support  defaults  for
  nonspecified  portions  of  device  names.   You  must supply a complete
  device specification.

  If the /SYSTEM qualifier is also specified, only the names of  installed
  files and files opened by the system are displayed.  Files opened by the
  system are those which have been opened without the use of an  ancillary
  control  process  (ACP),  such  as  INDEXF.SYS and QUOTA.SYS, as well as
  system files such as JBCSYSQUE.EXE and SYSMSG.EXE.

  If the /NOSYSTEM qualifier is specified,  only  those  files  opened  by
  processes are displayed.

  If neither the /SYSTEM nor /NOSYSTEM qualifier is specified,  the  names
  of all files currently opened on the system are displayed.

  If a file is read-protected from your UIC, the "No privilege" message is
  displayed  instead  of  the  file  name.   You  must have SYSPRV (system
  privilege), READALL or BYPASS privilege in order  to  display  the  file
  name.

  A space in place of a  file  name  represents  a  workfile  (such  as  a
  temporary  edit  file)  not  entered in any directory.  In order to have
  temporary  file  names  displayed,  you  must  have  BYPASS  or  READALL
  privilege in addition to GROUP or WORLD privilege.

  The message "no such file" indicates the file has been deleted since the
  last  snapshot  of  the disk was taken.  Chances are that the file is no
  longer open on the specified device.
3  Command_Qualifiers

/CPU
 /CPU=(Cpu-identifier[,...])

  Selects one or more CPUs for consideration when looking for  objects  to
  display.

  If no  CPU  is  requested  information  for  all  available  systems  is
  displayed.
/SYSTEM

 /SYSTEM
 /NOSYSTEM

  If the /SYSTEM qualifier is specified, only the names of installed files
  and  files  opened  by  the  system  are displayed.  Files opened by the
  system are those which have been opened without the use of an  ancillary
  control  process  (ACP),  such  as  INDEXF.SYS and QUOTA.SYS, as well as
  system files such as JBCSYSQUE.EXE and SYSMSG.EXE.

  If the /NOSYSTEM qualifier is specified,  only  those  files  opened  by
  processes are displayed.

  If neither the /SYSTEM nor /NOSYSTEM qualifier is specified,  the  names
  of all files currently opened on the system are displayed.
2  HOLDERS

Shows the holders of an identifier.


  Format: XSHOW HOLDERS  identifier
3  Parameter
Identifier
  The name of an identifier in the rights database.  All  the  holders  of
  this identifier will be displayed.
2  IDENTIFIERS

Shows identifiers in the  rightslist  which  match  the  supplied  pattern
string.


  Format: XSHOW IDENTIFIERS pattern-string
3  Parameter
Pattern-String

  The name of an  identifier  to  look  up  in  the  rightslist  database.
  Pattern-String may contain standard VMS wildcards (* and %).
2  TERMINAL

  Displays, for a LAT (LTAnnnn) terminal,  the  DECserver,  the  DECserver
  port, and the session number.


  Format: XSHOW TERMINAL LTAnnnn[:]
3  Parameter

 LTAnnnn

  The specific LAT terminal you wish to obtain information on.
2  USERS

 Displays information about processes on nodes in a cluster.


  Format: XSHOW USERS  [username]
3  Parameter

 Username

  Specifies the user about whom you want information.  If  you  specify  a
  string,  the  system  lists  processes  whose  usernames  begin with the
  specified character string.  For example, if the string MAR is specified
  as  a  username,  a list of processes whose usernames begin with MAR are
  displayed.
3  Command_Qualifiers

/ALL_CPUS

 /ALL_CPUS

 Displays information from all CPUs.

/BATCH

 /BATCH

 Displays information about batch jobs.

/CPU
 /CPU=(Cpu-identifier[,...])

  Selects one or more CPUs for consideration when looking for  objects  to
  display.

  If no CPU is requested information from the current CPU is displayed.

/DETACHED

 /DETACHED

 Displays information about detached processes.

/FULL

 /FULL

 Displays Elapsed CPU time and Connect time.

/GRAND_TOTAL

 /GRAND_TOTAL=option
 /NOGRAND_TOTAL

 Selects the type of display to generate for the Grand_Total line.

     ALPHANUMERIC    Selects an alphanumeric field display.  Output would
                     look like the following:

                     Grand Total of 12/34 processes displayed/considered

     NUMERIC         Selects a numeric field display.  Output would
                     look like the following:
                     12,34

                     This format would be useful in conjunction with
                     /NOTEXT for data gathering purposes.

 /NOGRAND_TOTAL supresses output of Grand_Total displays.

 /GRAND_TOTAL=ALPHANUMERIC is the default.

/INTERACTIVE

 /INTERACTIVE

 Displays information about interactive processes.

 /INTERACTIVE is the default.

/NETWORK

 /NETWORK

 Displays information about network processes.

/OUTPUT

 /OUTPUT=file-spec

  Controls where the output of the command is sent.  If you do  not  enter
  the  qualifier  the output is sent to the current process default output
  stream or device, identified by the logical name SYS$OUTPUT.

  If you enter /OUTPUT with a partial  file  specification  (for  example,
  /OUTPUT=[JONES]),  SYSOUTPUT  is  the  default  file  name  and .DAT the
  default file type.  If you  enter  a  file  specification,  it  may  not
  include any wildcard characters.

/SUBPROCESS

 /SUBPROCESS

 Displays information about subprocesses.

/TERMINAL
 /TERMINAL=terminal
 /NOTERMINAL

 Specifies the terminal for which you want information.  If you specify  a
  string,  the  system lists terminals whose physical name begins with the
  specified character string.  For example, if the string LTA is specified
  as  a  terminal, a list of terminals whose physical names begin with LTA
  is displayed.

 /NOTERMINAL  will  list  processes  which  have  no  associated  physical
  terminal    (i.e.    Disconnected,   interactive   processes   and   all
  non-interactive processes meet this criteria).

/TEXT

 /TEXT
 /NOTEXT

  Determines if the textual portion of the XSHOW USERS display is  output.
  /NOTEXT  supresses textual output leaving only the Total and Grand_Total
  displays.

  /TEXT is the default.

/TOTAL

 /TOTAL=option
 /NOTOTAL

 Selects the type of display to generate for the Total line.

     ALPHANUMERIC    Selects an alphanumeric field display.  Output would
                     look like the following:

                     Total of 12/34 processes displayed/considered

     NUMERIC         Selects a numeric field display.  Output would
                     look like the following:
                     12,34

                     This format would be useful in conjunction with
                     /NOTEXT for data gathering purposes.

 /NOTOTAL supresses output of Total displays.

 /TOTAL=ALPHANUMERIC is the default.
