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Usage


uquery HOST [OPTIONS...]

Format

There is a long form and, for most options, a short form available for specifying each option on the command line. The long form is not case-sensitive; the short form is case-sensitive. Options must be prefixed with a dash ( - ) character. If an option value is specified, the option and its value must be separated by at least one space.


HOST -host [-port] [-outboundip]

Long Form

Short Form

Description

-host hostaddress

-i hostaddress

Host network address.

hostaddress format is dotted form (1.2.3.4) or host domain name.

-port port

-p port

Host port number on which Universal Broker is listening.

Default is 7887.

-outboundip host

n/a

Host network address to bind to for all outbound connections.

host format is dotted form (1.2.3.4) or a host domain name.



OPTIONS [ {-help | -version } | [-cmdid] [-component] [-lang] [-level] [-codepage] [-ping] [-report] [-bif_directory] [-plf_directory] [-managers] [-system_id] ]

Long Form

Short Form

Description

-bif_directory directory U

n/a

Broker Interface File (BIF) directory where the Universal Broker interface file is located.

-cmdid ID

-C ID

Requests that Universal Query return information for all records that match the specified command ID.

-codepage codepage

-t codepage

Code page used to translate text on the local host.

-component ID

-c ID

Requests that Universal Query return information only for the specified component ID.

-help

-h

Write help file.

-lang language

-L language

Message and text language

-level level

-l level

Message level: error, warn, info, audit, or trace.

-managers option

n/a

Specification for whether or not Universal Query requests manager component information from the queried Broker.

-ping option

-P option

Display only Broker information: yes or no (default).

-plf_directory directory U

n/a

Directory where the Program Lock Files (PLF) are located.

-report format

-R format

Report format: fixed or normal (default).

-system_id ID Z

n/a

Local Universal Broker with which Universal Query must register before the Universal Query performs any request.

-version

-v

Write program version information and exit.

U Available for use on UNIX operating systems only.

Z Available for use on z/OS operating systems only.

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