| listabs | Index Level | listacc (R83) |
| Syntax | listacc [{account.name} | {user-id}] {legend-supp} {tcl-supp} {det-supp} {nopage} {lptr} {ni-supp} {(options} |
| Category | TCL |
| Type | Verb |
| Description |
produces a report of system usage statistics from the "dm,accounts," file for all accounts, or for a specified account, or for a specific user-id.
The report contains the following: "ACCOUNTS" is the item-id column for the report. This contains the user-id or a pcb-fid address. "MD" is the account name to which the user logged. This value is a "controlling" value for the remaining values in the right columns. "L-DATE" is the date the user logged on. "L-TIME" is the time the user logged on. "ACCT-TIME" is the total hours and seconds that this account was used. "CPU" is the amount of CPU units used during this session. "Units" will vary from system to system, but is generally measured in 1/10th's of seconds. "PAGES" is the number of pages of output sent to the Spooler. |
| Options | p directs output to the spooler. |
| See Also | lptr ni-supp det-supp list-acc tcl-supp nopage col-hdr-supp listacc (R83) accounts users |
| Example |
listacc 'bob'
Page 1 ACCOUNTS 08:34:01 22 Apr 1992 ACCOUNTS.... MD........ L-DATE L-TIME ACCT-TIME CPU. PAGES bob REF 04/02 15:38 00:11:13 497 0 REF 04/02 21:19 05:24:14 55 0 REF 04/03 06:20 00:07:07 3339 1222 REF 04/03 13:41 00:46:15 236 0 REF 04/03 16:38 01:04:08 172 3 |
| Warnings | Of course, the listacc command refers to the "dm,users," file to obtain the user-ids. Each user should be given their own user-id to make each process unique. |
| Compatibility | D3 7.0 AP |
| listabs | Index Level | listacc (R83) |