1 :Info: display_anst:  1987-07-13  display_anst
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 3 Syntax as a command:  display_anst {channel_name} {-control_args}
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 6 Function: allows system administrators to display the Answer Table,
 7 which contains information about interactive users.  The Answer Table
 8 resides in >sc1>answer_table.
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11 Arguments:
12 channel_name
13    names a channels whose Answer Table entry is to be displayed.  A
14    starname may be given to identify several channels.
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17 Control arguments:
18 -active
19    displays entries in Answer Table for active communications channels
20    (channels that have been hung up, are listening for a user to dial
21    up, are connected to a user (dialed), have logged in a user, or are
22    attached to a running a process).  This is the default.
23 -all, -a
24    displays all table entries.
25 -channel channel_name, -chn channel_name
26    names a channel whose Answer Table entry is to be displayed.  The
27    channel_name argument has the format described above.  The star
28    convention is allowed.
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31 -dial
32    displays entries in Answer Table for dialed communications channels
33    (channels that are connected to a user (dialed), have logged in a
34    user, or are attached to a running process).
35 -in
36    displays entries in Answer Table for logged in users.
37 -lock
38    displays entries in Answer Table which are locked.
39 -name Person_id, -nm Person_id
40    displays entry or entries associated with the given Person_id.
41 -no_header, -nhe
42    suppresses display of the heading information contained at the
43    beginning of the Answer Table.  By default, the heading is
44    displayed.
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47 -octal, -oc
48    displays header and entries in an octal dump, as well as in
49    interpretive format.
50 -pathname path, -pn path
51    gives the pathname of the table to be displayed.  If omitted, the
52    system Answer Table in >sc1>answer_table is used.
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55 Notes:  The -all, -active, -dial, -in, -lock, -name and -channel
56 control arguments and the channel_name argument select entries to be
57 displayed.  If more than one is given, an entry is displayed if it
58 matches any of the conditions specified by the arguments.  If none are
59 given, the entries for all active communications channels are
60 displayed.
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67 /****^  HISTORY COMMENTS:
68   1) change(2020-12-14,GDixon), approve(2021-02-22,MCR10088),
69      audit(2021-05-27,Swenson), install(2021-05-27,MR12.6g-0056):
70       A) Change "Syntax:" to "Syntax as a command:" in command info seg
71          last changed after 1984.
72                                                    END HISTORY COMMENTS */
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