1 08/14/84  display_mrds_dsm, dmdsm
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 3 Syntax as a command:  dmdsm dsm_path {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  This command displays information about the specified MRDS
 7 data submodel.
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10 Arguments:
11 dsm_path
12    is the pathname of the data submodel file to be displayed.  If
13    dsm_path does not have a suffix of dsm, then one is assumed.
14    However, the dsm suffix must be the last component of the data
15    submodel file name.
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18 Control arguments:
19 -access, -acc
20    specifies that access information (both relation and attribute) is
21    to be displayed.
22 -brief, -bf
23    specifies that only the submodel relation names and attribute names
24    are to be displayed.  This control argument may be superseded by any
25    of -cmdsm, -rel_names, or -long which follow it in the command line.
26    (Default)
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29 -cmdsm
30    specifies that the display is to have a format that may be processed
31    by the create_mrds_dsm command to produce another submodel.  This
32    control argument is limited to DBAs if the submodel is associated
33    with a secure data base.  This control argument may be superseded by
34    any of -long, -rel_names, or -brief which follow it in the command
35    line.
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38 -long, -lg
39    specifies that the display is to contain all the information that is
40    in the submodel.  This includes the data base path, submodel
41    version, submodel creation date and creator, submodel relation names
42    and associated model relation names, submodel attribute names and
43    associated model attribute names, relation and attribute access, and
44    the attribute data types.  If the person running this command is not
45    a DBA and the submodel is associated with a secure data base, then
46    the model relation names and model attribute names will not be
47    displayed.  This control argument may be superseded by any of
48    -cmdsm, -rel_names, or -brief which follow it in the command line.
49 -no_access, -nacc
50    specifies that access information is not to be displayed.
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53 -no_output_file, -nof
54    causes the output display to be written to the terminal.  This
55    control argument will undo the effects of the -output_file control
56    argument.  (Default)
57 -output_file path, -of path
58    causes the output display to be written to the specified path
59    instead of to the terminal.  Anything already stored in the segment
60    at the specified path will be overwritten.
61 -rel_names, -rn
62    specifies that only submodel relation names are to be displayed.
63    This control argument may be superseded by any of -cmdsm, -brief, or
64    -long which follow it in the command line.
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67 -relation rel_1 rel_2 ...  rel_N
68    specifies that information about rel_1 through rel_N is to be
69    displayed.  The information about each relation is displayed in the
70    order they are specified.  If some specified relation rel_I does not
71    exist in the submodel an error is reported and the display proceeds
72    with the next relation.  If the display is going to an output file,
73    the error is reported both to the terminal and the output file.
74    This control argument may be used with the control arguments -cmdsm,
75    -long, -rel_names, and -brief to produce a display of part of the
76    submodel.  (The default displays all relations)