/SHOW-VM-ASSIGNMENT-SET
is used to output the attributes of assignment sets.
The command provides the following information:
Name of the assignment set
VMs which may assign devices from the relevant assignment set implicitly
Number of devices which are assigned to the assignment set
This command is reserved for the VM2000 administrator.
SHOW-VM-ASSIGNMENT-SET |
SET-NAME = *ALL / *STDSET / <name 1..8> |
SET-NAME =
Determines the assignment set about which information is to be output.
SET-NAME = *ALL
Information is to be output about all assignment sets.
SET-NAME = *STDSET / <name 1..8>
Name of the assignment set.
Command return codes
(SC2) | Main code | Meaning |
0 | CMD0001 | Command successfully executed |
Output in S variables (in user task)
Output information | Name of S variable | T | Contents |
Name of the assignment set | var(*LIST).ASSIGNMENT-SET | S | *STDSET |
Index of the VM which may | var(*LIST).VM(*LIST).VM-INDEX | I | <integer 1..99> |
Name of the VM which may | var(*LIST).VM(*LIST).VM-NAME | S | <name 1..8> |
Number of devices which are | var(*LIST).NUM-OF-DEV | I | <integer 0..32767> |
Are new devices added to this | var(*LIST).NEW-DEV | B | TRUE / FALSE |
Number of VMs which may | var(*LIST).NUM-OF-VMS | I | <integer 0..99> |
Output format
ASSIGNMENT-SET #DEVICES VM-ID *STDSET 2+NEW 1 MONITOR 3 SYSTEM3 DUMMY 0 NONE SYS2IMPL 3 2 SYSTEM2
Meaning of the output columns
ASSIGNMENT-SET
Name of the assignment set.
#DEVICES
Number of devices which are assigned to the assignment set.+NEW
Suffix which indicates that new devices are assigned to this assignment set.
VM-ID
Identifies a VM which may assign devices from this assignment set implicitly by means of the VM index and VM name.NONE
No VM may assign devices from this assignment set implicitly.
Example
See also the detailed examples for device and pubset management ("Example of peripheral device management" and "Example of pubset management").