VM2000 V12.0 (en)

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/SHOW-VM-ATTRIBUTES is used to output the attributes of initialized virtual machines.

The command provides the following information:

The attributes of the VM
The VM state
The version of the BS2000 operating system in the guest system
Whether a VM administrator is connected to the VM
The privileges for the VM
The VM group to which the VM belongs (SU /390)
The CPU pool to which the VM is assigned
The scheduling procedure of the VM
The settings of the VM for control via the real CPU (SU /390)
The state of the virtual CPUs
The devices assigned to the VM
Start address and size of the VM's main memory (SU /390)
The monitor job variables assigned to the VM

The information on the attributes and resources contained in the VM definition can be obtained using /SHOW-VM-DEFINITION.

SHOW-VM-ATTRIBUTES

INFORMATION = STD / CPU / UNITS / MEMORY / MONJV / PRIVILEGES / *ALL
,TYPE = ALL / SD / *VC / <family> / <device>
,VM-IDENTIFICATION = CURRENT / VM2000 / <integer 1..99> / <name 1..8 with-wild(20)> /
				BY-VM-GROUP(...) / BY-CPU-POOL(...)
	*BY-VM-GROUP(...)
		\|	VM-GROUP-NAME = <name 1..8>
	*BY-CPU-POOL(...)
		\|	CPU-POOL-NAME = *STDPOOL / <name 1..8>

INFORMATION =
Specifies the output information.

INFORMATION = *STD
Only VM attributes and states.

INFORMATION = *CPU
Only information on the state of the virtual CPUs of the VM.

INFORMATION = *UNITS
Only the devices which are assigned to the VM are output.

INFORMATION = *MEMORY
Only information on the VM's main memory.

INFORMATION = *MONJV
Only information on the monitor job variables which are assigned to the VM.

INFORMATION = *PRIVILEGES
Only information on the privileges of the VM.

INFORMATION = *ALL
All the information contained in the outputs *STD, *CPU, *UNITS, *MEMORY, *MONJV and *PRIVILEGES.

TYPE =
Selects the devices assigned to the VM that are to be output. This operand is evaluated only if the operand INFORMATION=*ALL/UNITS is specified at the same time.

TYPE = *ALL
Output of all devices assigned to the VM.

TYPE = *SD
Output of all devices of the VM which are declared as shareable.

TYPE = *VC
Output of all devices of the VM which are assigned as virtual console.

TYPE = <family>
Output of the devices of the specified device family which are assigned to the VM.

<family>	device family (group)
*CONSOLE	Console
*PRINTER	Printer
*FAM50	Special devices
*TD	TRANSDATA device
*UR	Unit record device
*DISK	Disk device
*MBK	Magnetic tape cartridge device
*BIMTAPE	Bimodal tape device
*TAPE	Tape device

TYPE = <device>
Output of all devices of the specified device type which are assigned to the VM. The possible device types are contained in the device type table (Device type column) in the "System Installation" manual [1]. The possible device and volume types are displayed in the dialog with TYPE=?. The device types on the current system can be displayed by means of /SHOW-DEVICE-CONFIGURATION, for example.

VM-IDENTIFICATION =
Identification of the virtual machine.

VM-IDENTIFICATION = *CURRENT
The VM identification assigned previously by means of /BEGIN-VM-DIALOG is used.

VM-IDENTIFICATION = *VM2000
The information is output for all configured VMs.
This operand is only permitted for the VM2000 administrator.

VM-IDENTIFICATION = <integer 1..99> / <name 1..8 with-wild(20)>
Identifies the virtual machine by means of a VM index or VM name.
Only the VM2000 administrator may enter wildcards in the VM name or specify an arbitrary VM.

VM-IDENTIFICATION = *BY-VM-GROUP(...)
Information is output for all VMs which belong to the VM group (SU /390).
This operand is only permitted for the VM2000 administrator.

VM-GROUP-NAME = <name 1..8>
Name of the VM group.

VM-IDENTIFICATION = *BY-CPU-POOL(...)
No selection is made on this basis.
This operand is only permitted for the VM2000 administrator.

CPU-POOL-NAME = *STDPOOL / <name 1..8>
Name of the CPU pool.

Command return codes

(SC2) SC1	Main code	Meaning
0 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 64 64 64	CMD0001 VMS4035 VMS4001 VMS4403 VMS4613 VMS4000 VMS4400 VMS4600	Command successfully executed Specified set of devices empty (INFORMATION=ALL / UNITS) No VM with appropriate name found No VM belongs to VM group No VM has been assigned to CPU pool VM not yet created VM group not yet created CPU pool not yet created

Output in S variables (in user task)

The INFORMATION operand of the command is used to specify which S variables are to be supplied with values. The following can be specified for INFORMATION:

Notation of command	Abbreviated form used in table
INFORMATION = STD INFORMATION = CPU INFORMATION = UNITS INFORMATION = MEMORY INFORMATION = MONJV INFORMATION = PRIVILEGES INFORMATION = *ALL	1 2 3 4 6 7 8

Output information	Name of S variable	T	Contents	Cond.
The VM index	var(*LIST).VM-INDEX	I	<integer 1..99>	1 - 8
Name of VM	var(*LIST).VM-NAME	S	<name 1..8>	1 - 8
Multiprocessor level of the VM	var(*LIST).NUM-OF-CPUS	I	<integer 1..32>	1,2,8
Number of virtual spare CPUs of the VM	var(*LIST).NUM-OF-VM-SPARE-CPUS	I	<integer 0..15>	1,2,8
Name of the CPU pool	var(*LIST).CPU-POOL	S	*STDPOOL <name 1..8>	1,2,8
CPU quota of the VM (integer)	var(*LIST).CPU-QUOTA	I	<integer 1..99>	1,2,8
CPU quota of the VM (exact)	var(*LIST).FINE-CPU-QUOTA	S	<fixed 0.01..99.99>	1,2,8
Effective CPU share of the VM	var(*LIST).EFFECTIVE-CPU-QUOTA	S	<fixed 0.01..100.00>	1,2,8
Maximum CPU utilization of the VM (integer)	var(*LIST).MAX-CPU-UTILIZATION	I	<integer 1..100>	1,2,8
Maximum CPU utilization of the VM (exact)	var(*LIST).FINE-MAX-UTIL	S	<fixed 0.01..100.00>	1,2,8
Maximum CPU utilization of the VM (effective)	var(*LIST).EFFECTIVE-MAX-UTIL	S	<fixed 0.01..100.00>	1,2,8
Name of the VM group	var(*LIST).VM-GROUP	S	*NONE <name 1..8>	1,2,8
Size of VM main memory in Mbytes	var(*LIST).MEM-SIZE	I	<integer 1..1048576>	1,4,8
Minimum size of VM main memory in Mbytes	var(*LIST).MIN-MEM-SIZE	S	*UNDEF <integer 1..1048576>	1,4,8
New main memory size for VM for main memory reconfiguration in Mbytes	var(*LIST).PLANNED-MEM-SIZE	S	*UNDEF <integer 1..1048576>	1,4,8
Is the IO-RESET privilege assigned?	var(*LIST).IO-PRIVIL	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,7,8
Is the IO-PRIORITY privilege assigned?	var(*LIST).IO-PRIO-PRIVIL	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,7,8
Is the ASSIGN-BY-GUEST privilege assigned for at least one assignment set?	var(*LIST).ASS-BY-GUEST-PRIVIL	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,7,8
Is the AUTO-SNAP-ASSIGNMENT privilege assigned?	var(*LIST).AUTO-SNAP-PRIVIL	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,7,8
Maximum I/O utilization of the VM	var(*LIST).MAX-IO-UTILIZATION	I	<integer 1..100>	1,8
Is the I/O utilization monitored by IOLVM?	var(*LIST).MAX-IO-UTIL-ACTIVE	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Status of VM	var(*LIST).STA	S	INIT-ONLY / RUN / WAIT / DOWN / *SETUP	1,8
Is the VM in the wait state following a global /HOLD-VM from the VM2000 administrator?	var(*LIST).WAIT-GLOBAL	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Is the VM in the wait state following a selective /HOLD-VM from the VM2000 administrator?	var(*LIST).WAIT-SEL	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Is the VM in the wait state following a global /HOLD-VM from the VM administrator?	var(*LIST).WAIT-BY-VM-ADM	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Is the VM in the VM2000-internal wait state?	var(*LIST).WAIT-INTERNAL	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Is a VM administrator connected?	var(*LIST).VM-ADM	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Guest operating system	var(*LIST).GUEST-TYPE	S	BS2000 *UNKNOWN	1,8
Version of the guest operating systems	var(*LIST).GUEST-VERSION	S	<c-string 1..8> *UNKNOWN	1.8
Does the VM have the PERSISTENT attribute?	var(*LIST).PERSISTENT	B	TRUE / FALSE	1.8
Is the VM currently being migrated?	var(*LIST).MIGRATING	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Does the VM have a different I/O configuration after the migration	var(*LIST).DIFFERENT-IO-CONF	B	TRUE / FALSE	1,8
Scheduling procedure	var(*LIST).SCHEDULE	S	NONE BY-TIMESLICE *DEDICATED-CPUS	2,8
CPU quota (exact) of the VM group if the VM is assigned to a VM group	var(*LIST).VM-GROUP-CPU-QUOTA	S	*NONE <fixed 0.01..99.99>	2,8
Virtual CPUs of the VM	var(LIST).VIRT-CPU(LIST).NUM	S	<x-text 2..2>	2,8
Status of virtual CPUs of VM	var(LIST).VIRT-CPU(LIST).STA	S	RUN / IDLE / INIT / WAIT / HALT / STOP / BLOCK / SLEEP / *OFFLINE	2,8
Setting for `VM-ACTIVE-IDLE`	var(*LIST).VM-ACTIVE-IDLE	S	NO AT-DEDICATED-CPUS	2,8
Devices of the VM	var(LIST).UNIT(LIST).MN	S	<alphanum-name 2..2> <x-text 4..4>	3,8
Who assigned the device to the VM?	var(LIST).UNIT(LIST).ASS-BY	S	VM-ADMIN GUEST	3,8
Usage mode	var(LIST).UNIT(LIST).USAGE	S	EXCL / SHARED	3,8
Is the device a virtual console?	var(LIST).UNIT(LIST).VC	B	TRUE / FALSE	3.8
Is the device in KEEP mode?	var(LIST).UNIT(LIST).KEEP	B	TRUE / FALSE	3.8
Start address of VM main memory in Mbytes	var(*LIST).LOCATION	S	<x-text 1..8> *SPREAD	4,8
Maximum size of the VM’s main memory in Mbytes	var(*LIST).MAX-MEM-SIZE	S	<integer 1..1048576> *UNDEF	4,8
Size of the main memory for BS2000 in Mbytes	var(*LIST).BS2-MEM-SIZE	I	<integer 1..1048576>	4,8
Monitor job variable for monitoring the VM	var(*LIST).VM-MONJV	S	<name 1..54> / NONE	6,8
Monitor job variable for monitoring the reconfiguration of the main memory for the VM	var(*LIST).RECONF-MONJV	S	<name 1..54> / NONE	6,8
Monitor job variable for monitoring the migration for the VM	var(*LIST).MIGR-MONJV	S	<name 1..54> / NONE	6,8
Command/function scope for VM2000 administrator (monitor VM) and VM administrator	var(*LIST).ADM-PRIVIL	S	VM2000-MIN / VM2000-STD / VM-STD / VM-MAX	7,8
Specification of the assignment sets for the VM	var(*LIST).ASSIGNMENT-SET-SPEC	S	NONE / ALL / EXCEPT / LIST	7,8
List of the assignment sets for the VM (only `EXCEPT/LIST`)	var(LIST).ASSIGNMENT-SET(LIST)	S	*STDSET / <name 1..8>	7,8

Output format for INFORMATION = *STD

Example

             CPU-POOL(P)
VM-ID        VM-GROUP(G)  CPU-Q   MAX-U  PROC   MEM-SIZE  MAX-IO
 2 SYSTEM2   *STDPOOL(P)  30.00  100.00  1(+1)       512  (100) 
VM-ID        STATE           VERSION PER ADMIN PRIV
 2 SYSTEM2   RUNNING         V20.0B  NO  NO    AG,AS

Meaning of the output columns

VM-ID

Identifies the VM by means of VM index and VM name.

CPU-POOL(P)

VM-GROUP(G)

Shows whether the VM is assigned to a VM group. If the VM is not assigned to a VM group, the CPU pool to which the VM is assigned is shown. Whether the VM is assigned to a VM group is indicated by a suffix:

<vm-group-name>(G) The VM is assigned to a VM group;
the VM’s member CPU quota is displayed under CPU-Q (SU /390).

<cpu-pool-name>(P) The VM is not assigned to a VM group;
the CPU quota of the (individual) VM is displayed under CPU-Q.

CPU-Q

CPU quota of the VM as set by means of command. For VMs which belong to a VM group, this is the member CPU quota (MEMBER-CPU-QUOTA operand), otherwise the CPU quota of the VM which does not belong to a VM group (CPU-QUOTA operand).

MAX-U

Maximum CPU utilization of the VM as set by means of command (MAX-CPU-UTILIZATION operand).

PROC

Virtual CPUs of the VM in the form m or m(+n).

`m`	Number of virtual normal CPUs of the VM (multiprocessor level of the VM)
`n`	Number of virtual spare CPUs of the VM

MEM-SIZE

Current main memory size of the VM in Mbytes.

MAX-IO

Maximum I/O utilization of the VM as set by means of a command (MAX-IO-UTILIZATION operand). If the value is specified in parentheses, this means the VM is currently not being monitored by the IORM function IOLVM, see "Use of IORM in VM2000 operation".

STATE

State of the VM.
If there are overlapping wait states, only the wait state with the highest priority (in the order SEL, GLB, VMA, see "Suspending a VM/resuming operation") is displayed.

`INIT-ONLY`	The VM is initialized (after VM initialization, after `/RESET-VM` or `/ACTIVATE-VM-DEFINITION AUTO-IPL=*NO`), but no guest system has been started yet
`RUNNING`	The guest system on the VM has been started and is running
`WAIT(...)`	The VM is in the wait state (cause)
`WAIT(GLB)`	Global HOLD (`/HOLD-VM *ALL`) of the VM2000 administrator
`WAIT(INT)`	Internal wait state of the VM, e.g. during `/MOVE-VM`
`WAIT(SEL)`	Selective HOLD (`/HOLD-VM VM-ID=2..n`) of the VM2000 administrator
`WAIT(VMA)`	`/HOLD-VM` of the VM administrator for his VM
`DOWN`	The guest system on the VM is terminated (after shutdown or SETS in the guest system)

A VM that is currently being migrated has the following states:

on the source SU:
the current state of the VM, complemented by (MIGR), e.g. RUNNING(MIGR)
on the target SU (SU /390):
state SETUP(MIGR)

If the I/O configuration on the target SU is different from the I/O configuration on the source SU, the current state of the migrated VM is output on the target SU, complemented by (DIFF), e.g. RUNNING(DIFF)

VERSION

Version of the BS2000 operating system in the guest system in the form Vnn.na. If the version is not (yet) known, blanks are displayed.

PER

Displays whether the VM has the PERSISTENT attribute (YES/NO).

ADMIN

Indicates if a VM administrator is connected to the virtual machine (YES/NO).

PRIV

Privileges of the VM:

`AG`	`ASSIGN-BY-GUEST`
`AS`	`AUTO-SNAP-ASSIGNMENT`
`IO-P`	`IO-PRIORITY`
`IO-R`	`IO-RESET`

Output format for INFORMATION = *CPU

Example

VM-ID        CPU-POOL  GR-CPU-Q  CPU-Q/ EFF-Q  MAX-U/ EFF-U  PROC
 2 SYSTEM2   *STDPOOL            30.00/ 25.00 100.00/ 25.00  1(+1)
VM-ID        SCHED ACT-I  VIRT CPUS
 2 SYSTEM2    DC    NO    00(RUN),01(SLEEP)

Meaning of the output columns

VM-ID / PROC

Corresponds to INFORMATION=*STD.

CPU-POOL

Shows the CPU pool to which the VM is assigned.

GR-CPU-Q

Shows whether the VM is assigned to a VM group.

If the VM is assigned to a VM group, the CPU quota of the VM group is displayed in this column, and the member CPU quota of the VM in column CPU-Q.

If the VM is not assigned to a VM group, blanks are displayed in this column, and the CPU quota of the (single) VM in column CPU-Q.

CPU-Q/EFF-Q

CPU quota of the VM in the format <cpu-quota> / <effective-cpu-quota>, where:

<cpu-quota> CPU quota of the VM as set by means of command.

For VMs which belong to a VM group, this is the member CPU

quota (MEMBER-CPU-QUOTA operand), otherwise the CPU
quota of the VM which does not belong to a VM group
(CPU-QUOTA operand).

<effective-cpu-quota> Effective CPU share of the VM, calculated by VM2000.
Values < 0.01 are rounded up to 0.01.

MAX-U/EFF-U

Maximum CPU utilization of the VM in the format <max-cpu-util> / <effective-max-cpu-util>, where:

<max-cpu-util> Maximum CPU utilization set by means of command
(MAX-CPU-UTILIZATION operand) for the VM.

<effective-max-cpu-util> Effective maximum CPU utilization of the VM,
calculated by VM2000

SCHED

Scheduling procedure

-	There are no virtual CPUs in the scheduling procedure
`DC`	Fixed CPU assignment (dedicated CPUs)
`TS`	Time slicing

ACT-I

Setting for controlling the real CPU in the case of fixed CPU assignment:

`NO`	The VM leaves control over the real CPU if the VM’s virtual CPU which runs on this is inactive (interruptible wait state ,"Idle").
`AT-DC`	The VM retains control over the real CPU even if the VM’s virtual CPU which runs on this is inactive (interruptible wait state, "Idle", SU /390).

VIRT CPUS

Virtual normal and spare CPUs of the VM in the format <cpu-id>(<vstate>),....

`<cpu-id>`	CPU identifier.
`<vstate>`	State of the virtual CPU, see "Virtual CPUs" (RUN / IDLE / INIT / WAIT / STOP / HALT / BLOCK / SLEEP / OFF).

Output format for INFORMATION = *UNITS

Example

VM-ID        UNITS
 2 SYSTEM2   ASSIGNED BY VM-ADMIN 
             EXCL:   CH,CI,FC1A,FC1B
             ASSIGNED BY GUEST
             EXCL:   CC42,CC43
             SHARED: 990F,FC1C,FC1D

Meaning of the output columns

VM-ID

Identifies the VM by means of VM index and VM name.

UNITS

Mnemonic device names in blocks: first the explicitly assigned devices (ASSIGNED BY VM-ADMIN), then the implicitly assigned devices (ASSIGNED BY GUEST). The output is grouped in accordance with the usage mode (EXCL/SHARED/KEEP). Empty blocks or groups are omitted.

The device list is arranged within a group in ascending order of the value range (two- or four-digit). The two-digit device names are output first, followed by the four-digit device names.

The suffix (VC) identifies a virtual console (see "Operating the guest systems (VC dialog via $VMCONS)").

Output format for INFORMATION = *MEMORY

Example (SU /390)

VM-ID        LOC-BEGIN  MEM-SIZE  MIN-MEM-S  MAX-MEM-S  DEST-MEM-S
 2 SYSTEM2   00000210        512        512

Example (SU x86)

VM-ID        BS2-MEM-S  MEM-SIZE  MIN-MEM-S  MAX-MEM-S  DEST-MEM-S 
 2 SYSTEM2       35420     36000       8192      65000

Meaning of the output columns

VM-ID

Identifies the VM by means of VM index and VM name.

LOC-BEGIN (SU /390 only)

Start address of the main memory area in Mbytes (hexadecimal digits).

BS2-MEM-S (SU x86 only)

Size of the main memory (without the VM’s firmware component) which is available for BS2000 in Mbytes.

MEM-SIZE

Size of the VM’s main memory in Mbytes.

MIN-MEM-S

Minimum size of the VM’s main memory in Mbytes (for main memory reconfiguration).

MAX-MEM-S

Maximum size of the VM’s main memory in Mbytes (SU x86 for main memory reconfiguration). No output for SU /390.

DEST-MEM-S

Planned size of the VM’s main memory in Mbytes when main memory reconfiguration is in progress.

Output format for INFORMATION = *MONJV

Examples

VM-ID        VM-MONJV
 2 SYSTEM2  :4IVZ:$TSOS.JV-SYS2
VM-ID        RECONF-MONJV
 2 SYSTEM2  :4IVZ:$TSOS.JV-S2REC
VM-ID        MIGR-MONJV
 2 SYSTEM2  :4IVZ:$TSOS.JV-S2MIG

Meaning of the output columns

VM-ID

Identifies the VM by means of VM index and VM name.

VM-MONJV

File name of the MONJV for the VM.
NO VM-MONJV ASSIGNED No MONJV is defined for the MONJV.

RECONF-MONJV

File name of the MONJV for the main memory reconfiguration. If no reconfiguration of the main memory is in progress or no MONJV has been defined for this, this output block is omitted.

MIGR-MONJV

File name of the MONJV for the VM Migration. If no VM Migration is in progress or no MONJV has been defined for this, this output block is omitted.

Output format for INFORMATION = *PRIVILEGES

Example

VM-ID        PRIV    DETAILS
 2 SYSTEM2   AG      SYS2IMPL
             AS

Meaning of the output columns

VM-ID

Identifies the VM by means of VM index and VM name.

PRIV

Privileges of the VM.

`NO PRIVILEGE`
	No privileges
`ADM`	Command/function scope for VM2000 administrator (monitor VM) or VM administrator, see `DETAILS`
`AG`	The VM has the ASSIGN-BY-GUEST privilege, the list of the assignment sets assigned is output in `DETAILS`
`AS`	`AUTO-SNAP-ASSIGNMENT=*YES` (default)
`IO-P`	`IO-PRIORITY=*YES`
`IO-R`	`IO-RESET=*YES`

DETAILS

Supplementary information on the privileges:

For `PRIV=ADM:`
`*VM2000-MIN`	`ADMIN-PRIVILEGES=*MIN` for the monitor VM
`*VM-MAX`	`ADMIN-PRIVILEGES=*MAX` for a VM other than the monitor VM
For `PRIV=AG:`
`*ALL`	`ASSIGN-BY-GUEST=YES(SET-NAME=ALL)`
`*EXCEPT: set1, set2, ...`
	`ASSIGN-BY-GUEST=YES(SET-NAME=EXCEPT(...))`
`set1, set2, ...`
	`ASSIGN-BY-GUEST=*YES(SET-NAME=<list>)`

Example (SU /390)

/show-vm-attributes information=*all ——————————————————————————————————  (1)
CPU-POOL(P) VM-ID        VM-GROUP(G)  CPU-Q   MAX-U  PROC   MEM-SIZE  MAX-IO
2 SYSTEM2   *STDPOOL(P)  30.00  100.00  1(+1)       512  (100) ———————  (2)
VM-ID        STATE           VERSION PER ADMIN PRIV 2 SYSTEM2   RUNNING         V20.0B NO  NO    AG,AS ——————————————————  (3)
VM-ID        CPU-POOL  GR-CPU-Q  CPU-Q/ EFF-Q  MAX-U/ EFF-U  PROC 2 SYSTEM2   *STDPOOL            30.00/ 25.00 100.00/ 25.00  1(+1)
VM-ID        SCHED ACT-I  VIRT CPUS
2 SYSTEM2    DC    NO    00(RUN),01(SLEEP) ———————————————————————————  (4)
VM-ID        VM-MONJV   2 SYSTEM2  NO VM-MONJV ASSIGNED —————————————————————————————————————  (5)
VM-ID        UNITS 2 SYSTEM2   ASSIGNED BY VM-ADMIN —————————————————————————————————————  (6)
EXCL:   CH,CI,FC1A,FC1B              ASSIGNED BY GUEST
SHARED: 990F,FC1C,FC1DVM-ID        LOC-BEGIN  MEM-SIZE  MIN-MEM-S  MAX-MEM-S  DEST-MEM-S
2 SYSTEM2   00000210        512        512 ———————————————————————————  (7)
VM-ID        PRIV    DETAILS 2 SYSTEM2   AG      SYS2IMPL —————————————————————————————————————————  (8)
AS

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(1)	The VM administrator queries the attributes and state of his/her VM.
(2)	VM `SYSTEM2` is a monoprocessor VM (one virtual normal CPU) with a virtual spare CPU. The main memory size of the VM is 512 Mbytes. The VM belongs to the standard CPU pool.
(3)	The VM is in the RUNNING state. The guest system has reached `SYSTEM READY`, the BS2000 version is output. The VM is not persistent. No VM administrator is connected. The VM has the `ASSIGN-BY-GUEST` and `AUTO-SNAP-ASSIGNMENT` (default) privileges.
(4)	The VM is currently running with fixed CPU assignment (`SCHED DC`). The real CPU is switched from the VM if the VM’s virtual CPU `00` which runs on it is inactive (`ACT-I: NO`). The virtual normal CPU `00` of the VM is running. The virtual spare CPU `01` is in a wait state in order to be able to take on the job of the virtual normal CPU in the event of the latter’s failure.
(5)	No MONJV is assigned to the VM.
(6)	List of mnemonic device names assigned to the VM.
(7)	The start address of the main memory of the VM is X'210' Mbytes, its size 512 Mbytes.
(8)	The privileges of the VM.

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SHOW-VM-ATTRIBUTES (Output attributes of a VM)

Command return codes

Output in S variables (in user task)

Output format for INFORMATION = *STD

Meaning of the output columns

Output format for INFORMATION = *CPU

Meaning of the output columns

Output format for INFORMATION = *UNITS

Meaning of the output columns

Output format for INFORMATION = *MEMORY

Meaning of the output columns

Output format for INFORMATION = *MONJV

Meaning of the output columns

Output format for INFORMATION = *PRIVILEGES

Meaning of the output columns

Example (SU /390)