ROCKET or SIRIUS command

The SIRIUS command is used to determine basic release and authorization for an Online.

SIRIUS command syntax

  SIRIUS [ALL | COMPLETE | DEBUG | EXPWARN | MAINT | SNAPLMOD]
  

If no qualifier is specified after SIRIUS, the command displays the site ID (as declared by Sirius Software), the Model 204 and Sirius Mods versions being run, the jobname, CPU id, and all products for which the site is authorized and the used areas of the Sirius Software patch space.

One of the following optional qualifiers can also be used:

ALL

The information described above is provided, as well as a list of all products for which the site is not authorized.

COMPLETE

The information provided with the ALL qualifier is provided as well as a list of all pseudo-products for which the site is not authorized. Pseudo-products are not really products but control access to certain commands and facilities that are not made available to everyone. If the output from a SIRIUS COMPLETE is intriguing, contact Sirius Software for more information.

DEBUG

See SIRIUSDEBUG command.

EXPWARN

Only products with impending expiration dates will be displayed.

MAINT

The information of the unqualified SIRIUS command is returned, except that no product authorization or expiration information is indicated, and patch space usage is presented in an abbreviated form. SIRIUS MAINT, combined with the DISPLAY EW ALL command, provides what should be a definitive “footprint” of the versions of Model 204, Sirius Mods, and Fast/Unload in use, and of the maintenance applied to Model 204 and Sirius Mods.

SNAPLMOD

This form of the SIRIUS command dumps, to CCASNAP, the contents of the Model 204 load module; it may be requested by Sirius Software to assist in maintenance. This form is restricted to System Managers.