/TERMINAL=(terminal_name [,terminal_name ,... ,terminal_name])

   This qualifier is used to specify targets to be watched by using their
   terminal names.

   If more than one terminal name is specified then the list must be
   enclosed in parenthesis.

   The standard VMS wildcards (* and %) may be specified for any part of
   the terminal name, if desired.

   Standard DECnet nodenames may also be prefixed to the terminal names
   for watching terminals on other nodes. (See the PEEK Watching
   Subtopic: Node_Names.)

   Different nodenames can be used for different terminal names in the
   list, and standard VMS * and % wildcards are supported in nodenames.
   A nodename prepended to a terminal name applies only to that one
   terminal name in the list.

   The /NEXT and /PREVIOUS hot-keys are used to end watching one target
   and start watching the next or previous one.

   The terminal names used may be any of the names which are associated
   with the physical terminal: the physical terminal name (e.g. LTA3451:
   or TXA5:) or the virtual terminal name (e.g., VTA127:).

   If MultiSessions is in use, then the terminal name may be any of the
   MultiSessions pseudo-terminal units (e.g., NDC22:) which are currently
   active on that terminal, or the physical terminal being used by
   MultiSessions.

   Examples:  $ PEEK/TERMINAL=LTA*.

   In the above example, the lowest numbered terminal with the name LTA
   will be watched. When the /NEXT hot-key sequence is entered, then
   the next LTA terminal unit will be watched, etc.

              $ PEEK/TERMINAL=TXA5

   In the above example, the watcher will watch the process which is
   connected with terminal TXA5.

   Note: On Alpha with MS30 you can (by watching the physical terminal
   associated with the MS Server process) track with the user as he
   switches NDC sessions, or you can watch individual NDC sessions by
   using the Peek/Spy /SINGLE_WINDOW qualifier.