CDO$HELP.HLB  —  CDO Commands, SHOW  RMS_DATABASE
    Format

      SHOW RMS_DATABASE  [ qualifier ]   [ rms-database-name ]

1  –  Parameters

1.1  –  rms-database-name

    Specifies the logical RMS database element whose properties you
    are displaying.

    If you do not specify an RMS database name, CDO displays all the
    RMS database definitions in the repository.

2  –  Qualifiers

2.1    /ALL

    Displays system-specified properties, such as time of creation,
    and user-specified properties, such as description, for the RMS
    database element and all children.

2.2    /AUDIT

    Displays history list entries for the RMS database element.
    Specifying the /AUDIT=ALL qualifier displays the history list
    for the database element and for all children.

2.3    /BRIEF_(default)

    Displays the file organization properties for the RMS database
    element. /BRIEF is the default qualifier.

2.4    /FULL

    Displays the file organization properties, the record definition,
    and the description for the logical RMS database element.

3  –  Description

    The SHOW RMS_DATABASE command displays a complete or partial list
    of properties for the RMS database element you specify.

    If you do not specify a version number for an RMS database
    element, CDO displays the highest visible version.

    When you use SHOW RMS_DATABASE or SHOW RMS_DATABASE/FULL to
    display an RMS database element with a NULL_VALUE property, CDO
    displays the null value as a decimal value.

4  –  Examples

  CDO>  SHOW RMS_DATABASE EMPLOYEE_STORAGE

      In this example, because no qualifier is specified, the SHOW
      RMS_DATABASE command displays default BRIEF information. This
      information includes the user-specified properties for the
      EMPLOYEE_STORAGE RMS database definition and the names of
      direct children.
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