NAME
COEListSegs
DESCRIPTION
USEAGE
COEListSegs {flags}
USABLE FLAGS
-31
Output the segment list in a format compatible with the
DII COE Kernel Version 3.1.
-h, -H
Display this help message.
-i
List the segments stored on a machine with the IP address
of __.
-n
List the segments stored on a machine with the host name
of __.
-sn
Sort by segment name (default).
-st
Sort by segment type.
-V
Display the version number.
DESCRIPTION
This tool reads information on installed segments from a computer and
outputs the information to the standard output. The computer where the
segment information will be read is given by the -i or -n option. If
the -i or -n option is not specified, segment information is read from
the local workstation. The output is sorted alphabetically according
to the segment name unless the -st option is provided.
If the -31 option is omitted from the call to _COEListSegs_, the
following information is printed before the list of segments.
The IP Address of this machine is :
The Host name of this machine:
The number of installed segments of this machine is : 13
The output format is
SegName:Type:SegDir:Ver:Date:[Patches]
(if there is no patch segment, it does not print out)
If the -31 option is provided, the following information is printed
before the list of segments:
:
where __ is the IP address of the host, __ is the
name of the host, and __ is the total number of
segments installed on the computer.
The output is formatted as a numbered list with the followin syntax:
index: segment_name : segment_type : home_directory :
segment_version : date_of_installation : patches
where
_index_ is the index number of the list entry, starting with 1.
(If the -31 option is supplied, this field is omitted.)
_segment_name_ is the name of the segment.
_segment_type_ is the type of the segment installed (e.g. DATA).
_home_directory is the path of the segment home directory.
_segment_version_ is the segment version number.
_date_of_installion denotes the date and time when the segment
was installed, in DTG format.
_patches_ denotes information related to a patch segment.
If there are no patch segments installed on the local
machine, this field is omitted from the output.
NOTES
There are no notes.
DATE LAST UPDATED
Oct 20, 2000