You use the SHOW-BCAM-ENVIRONMENT command to show a processor’s environment which is defined in BCAM. This command is based on existing BCAM-SHOW functions. The command is used for diagnostic purposes.
The alias name for SHOW-BCAM-ENVIRONMENT is SHBCENV.
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List of valid command sources
SHOW-BCAM-ENVIRONMENT / SHBCENV |
PROCESSOR-NAME = *OWN / <composed-name 1..8> ,ROUTE-NAME = *ANY / <composed-name 1..8> ,LINE-NAME = *NONE / <composed-name 1..8> , INFORMATION = *STATUS / *ADDRESS / *EDIT-CMDS / *SHOW-CMDS / *TRANSFER-DATA |
PROCESSOR-NAME=...
PROCESSOR-NAME=*OWN
Information for the own processor is shown.
PROCESSOR-NAME=<composed-name 1..8>
Name of the (partner) processor for which information is shown.
ROUTE-NAME=...
ROUTE-NAME=*ANY
Information for all routes of the (partner) processor are shown.
ROUTE-NAME=<composed-name 1..8>
Name of the route of the (partner) processor for which information is shown.
LINE-NAME=...
LINE-NAME=*NONE
Name of the line / VLAN line is not shown.
LINE-NAME=<composed-name 1..8>
Name of the line / VLAN line for which information is shown.
INFORMATION=...
INFORMATION=*STATUS
Shows the status information of the included BCAM objects.
INFORMATION=*ADDRESS
Shows the address information of the included BCAM objects.
INFORMATION=*EDIT-CMDS
Shows the status information of the included BCAM objects and generates the EDIT-BCAM-OBJECT commands to enable the object to be edited.
INFORMATION=*SHOW-CMDS
Shows the status information of the included BCAM objects and generates the SHOW commands in order to provide more detailed additional information. This permits followup processing.
INFORMATION=*TRANSFER-DATA
Shows the status information of the included BCAM objects and generates the commands in order to provide additional information on the transfer data. This permits follow-up processing.
Command logging
Positive acknowledgments result in the required information being output.
A description of the error messages that can be issued during command processing is provided in the table below.
Command return codes
(SC2) | Maincode | Meaning |
| CMD0001 | No error |
| CMD0202 | Syntax error |
| BCA0290 | Route entry not found |
Note
More detailed command return codes are not provided owing to the procedural processing of the command. An output always takes place unless a syntax error was detected in the command.
Examples
Show the BCAM environment of the own processor:
/SHOW-BCAM-ENVIRONMENT PROCESSOR-NAME=*OWNShow the BCAM environment of the processor PROCOTTO which is defined in BCAM:
/SHOW-BCAM-ENVIRONMENT PROCESSOR-NAME=PROCOTTO