Just one saved pubset can be displayed with one GUARDS-SAVE display statement. Nonprivileged users are only shown their own guards from within the backup file but a guards administrator can view the complete guards inventory.
Example for the command and statement sequence for a display run
/start-guards-save //show-backup-file ... //end
Three types of information can be displayed:
Guard attributes
This output displays the guard attributes (type, scope, creation and modification date and user information) in addition to the guard names. Faulty guards, e.g. reference guards that could not be saved, are listed alphabetically after a dashed line.
% % Alphabetical List of Selected and Faulty Guards % %============================================================================== %Guard Name Scope Type Creation Date Last Modification %---------- ----- ---- ------------- ----------------- %:XXXX:$MARY.COOWNERP USR COOWNERP 2017-12-11/15:43:05 2017-12-11/15:54:30 % Rule container for co-owner protection %-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%:XXXX:$LUZIFER.STDAC -undefined- DMS0AA8 only referenced %==============================================================================Guard names
This output only lists the guard names and their type. Faulty guards, e.g. reference guards that could not be saved, are listed alphabetically after a dashed line.
% % Alphabetical List of Selected and Faulty Guards % %============================================================================== %Guard Name Guard Type Error Status %---------- ---------- ----- ------ %:XXXX:$MARY.COOWNERP COOWNERP %-----------------------------------------------------------------------------%:XXXX:$LUZIFER.STDAC -undefined- DMS0AA8 only referenced %==============================================================================Brief information
This output only documents the general conditions used as the basis for the backup run. In addition, it also lists the number of guards selected due to the guard name specified with the GUARD-NAME operand, however, no guard names are listed.
%****************************************************************************** %Backup File : :XXXX:$MARY.BACKUP-FILE %Backup Date : 2017-12-07/14:11:58 %Backup Pubset : XXXX %Backup Guards : 1 % %Show Guard : :XXXX:$MARY.* %Show Type : COOWNERP, DEFAULTP, DEFPATTR, DEFPUID , STDAC , UNDEF %Show Resolve : *YES %****************************************************************************** %Selected Guards : 1 %Faulty Guards : 1 %******************************************************************************