1 01/31/84  display_cdt
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 3 Syntax:  display_cdt {channel} {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  enables a qualified user to display the contents of a
 7 channel definition table (CDT).
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10 Arguments:
11 channel
12    is the name of the communications channel for which the CDT entry is
13    to be displayed.  The star convention is allowed.
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16 Control arguments:
17 -all, -a
18    displays names and CDT indices for all channels in the CDT.
19 -brief, -bf
20    displays only channel names and CDT indices (without channel or FNP
21    details).  This is the default for the -all and -subtree control
22    arguments.
23 -cmf path
24    creates a CMF in the segment named path in a form suitable to
25    cv_cmf, based on the contents of the CDT.
26 -header, -he
27    displays the CDT header variables in addition to other requested
28    information.
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31 -long, -lg
32    displays detailed information for the specified channel or FNP.
33    This is the default unless -all or -subtree is specified, in which
34    case -brief is the default.
35 -no_header, -nhe
36    suppresses display of the CDT header variables.  This is the
37    default.
38 -pathname path, -pn path
39    displays the CDT whose pathname is path.  By default, the CDT in the
40    segment >sc1>cdt is displayed.
41 -subtree
42    displays the names and CDT indices for all subchannels (if any) of
43    the specified channel.
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46 Notes:  If display_cdt is specified with no channel name and no control
47 arguments, a usage error notification is returned.  Specifying channel
48 name only, with no control arguments, results in a -long display.
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50 The display_cdt command enables the user to check for inconsistencies
51 in a CDT before unnecessarily undertaking corrective action.
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53 The user must have r access to the CDT to invoke the display_cdt
54 command.