PMIX (Process Mix)

Syntax

The PMIX (Process Mix) command initiates the SYSTEM/PMIX program and enables you to search for mix entries with a set of specified characteristics. You can also specify sort preferences, and direct the output to a printer file, disk file, or remote file.

Following are some examples of the PMIX command. For a detailed discussion of this command, refer to the PDIR, PMIX, and PUNIT Utilities section of the System Software Utilities Operations Reference Manual.

Note: Because the PMIX command generates a quoted string parameter to the SYSTEM/PMIX program, any quotation mark in the input must be doubled.

Examples

Example 1

This example selects all mix entries with a name containing the string "PRINT" excluding segment dictionaries. It displays the mix number, name, and process type. 

PMIX SELECT NAME=""=PRINT="",TYPE <>  8  SHOW MIXNO,NAME,TYPE

Example 2

This example selects all mix entries that have a non-empty usercode. It displays the name, usercode, and mix number. 

PMIX SELECT USERCODE <> """" SHOW NAME, USERCODE, MIXNO

Example 3

This example selects all mix entries that have a name beginning with the string "*SYSTEM". It displays the mix number, name, task type, and ready queue time, sorted in descending order of ready queue time. 

  PMIX SELECT NAME=""*SYSTEM=""
   SHOW MIXNO, NAME, TASKTYPE, READYQTIME
   SORT DESCENDING READYQTIME
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