1 02/20/85  resource_status, rst
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 3 Syntax as a command:  rst type STR1...STRN {-control_args}
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 6 Syntax as an active function:  [rst type name -control_arg]
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 9 Function: prints selected information about the status of a given
10 resource.  As an active function, returns the value requested by the
11 specified control argument.
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14 Arguments:
15 type
16    is a resource type defined in the resource type description table
17    (RTDT).  (For more information and for a list of the resource types
18    on the system, use the list_resources and list_resource_types
19    commands.)
20 STRi
21    is the unique identifying name of the particular resource desired.
22    If STR looks like a control argument, precede it by -name.
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25 Control arguments:
26 -access_class, -acc
27    prints the AIM access class or the access class range of the
28    resource.
29 -acs_path
30    prints the pathname of the ACS for this resource.
31 -all, -a
32    prints all information maintained about this resource.  It is not
33    allowed in the active function.
34 -alloc
35    prints the state of your allocation switch for this resource.
36 -attributes, -attr
37    prints the current and protected attributes of this resource.
38 -charge_type, -crgtp
39    prints the charge type for this resource.
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42 -comment, -com
43    prints the user-settable comment associated with this resource.
44 -location, -loc
45    prints the location field associated with this resource.
46 -lock
47    prints the status of the resource lock for this resource.  In the
48    active function, returns "true" if the lock is on, "false" if it is
49    off.
50 -mode, -md
51    prints your effective mode to the resource.
52 -owner, -ow
53    prints the name of the owner of the resource.
54 -potential_access_class, -pacc
55    prints the potential access class or potential access class range
56    for this resource.
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59 -potential_attributes, -pattr
60    prints the potential attributes of this resource.
61 -priv
62    returns your privileged effective access to the resource (see
63    "Access required" below)
64 -release_lock, -rll
65    prints the status of the lock that prevents the owner from releasing
66    this resource.  In the active function, returns "true" if the lock
67    prevents the owner from releasing the resource, "false" otherwise.
68 -uid
69    prints the unique identifier of this resource.
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72 Access required: You need execute access to the rcp_admin_ gate to
73 use -priv.