HP-UX SNAplus2 R7 Administration Command Reference

Administration Commands
query_3270_user
list_options
The level of information required for each entry and the position in the list of users from which SNAplus2
begins to return data.
Specify the level of information required with one of the following values:
SUMMARY
Summary information only
DETAIL
Detailed information
Use a + character to combine this value with one of the following values:
FIRST_IN_LIST
Start at the first entry in the list
LIST_INCLUSIVE
Start at the entry specified by the combination of the scope, user_name, system_name, and user_pid
parameters
LIST_FROM_NEXT
Start at the entry immediately following the entry specified by the combination of the scope, user_name,
system_name, and user_pid parameters
scope
The range of 3270 emulation users for which information is to be returned. This parameter is used in
conjunction with the list_options parameter to specify which entries are required. The scope parameter
specifies whether to filter the returned information by one or more of the user_name, system_name, and
user_pid parameters. Possible values are:
USER
Return information about all 3270 emulation programs running with the specified user name, or about
all 3270 users if no name is specified.
SYSTEM
Return information about 3270 emulation programs running on the specified computer.
USER_AT_SYSTEM
Return information about all 3270 emulation programs running with the specified 3270 user name on
the specified computer.
USER_PROCESS
Return information about a specific copy of the 3270 emulation program, identified by the 3270 user
name, computer name, and process ID.
user_name
The name of the 3270 user for whom information is required, or the name to be used as an index into the
list of users. The user name is a string of 1–31 locally displayable characters. This parameter is ignored if
list_options is set to FIRST_IN_LIST.
system_name
The computer name for which 3270 user information is required; this name is a string of locally displayable
characters.
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