There is indeed no CP QUERY LOCKED command, I assume because nobody's ask ed for it before (ok, I haven't actually looked to see if anyone has, it's possible someone did, but it never "made the cut"). If the information wasn't saved from the point where the LOCK requests were issued, I can't think of anything better than trial and error for doing the UNLOCKs. IND
USER will give the number of locked pages (the EXP option will differenti ate locked to real vs. locked to logical), but I'm not aware of anything tha t will provide the addresses of the locked pages. - Bill Holder, z/VM Development, IBM On Wed, 10 Dec 2008 09:47:32 -0600, Dave Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I'm stumped here....I have a guest virtual machine (running Linux, but I think that's >immaterial) that has locked some of its pages into host storage via the CP LOCK >command....now I want to find out *which* guest pages were locked. I can find a count of >the number of locked pages, but I want to know which ones as well. > >How come there is no CP QUERY LOCKED command to tell me this? > >Thanks and have a good one. > >-- >DJ > >V/Soft > z/VM and mainframe Linux expertise, training, > consulting, and software development >www.vsoft-software.com >======================== ========================= ========================
