The OPT command lists the compile-time and run-time option settings and module alternatives selected when the dump was created.

Syntax

── OPT ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤

Example

The following example shows a response to the OPT command.

INPUT: OPT                                                                 

----------------------------OPTIONS----------------------------------
 1 OPEN             2*TERMINATE       3 NOCHECK         4*LPBDONLY
 5*AUTORM           6 DIAGNOSTICS     7 ?? UNKNOWN ??   8*AUTORECOVERY
 9 DUPSUPERVISOR   10 DUPINTRINSICS  11 TRANSWARNINGS  12*AUTODC
13 NODUMP          14 ?? UNKNOWN ??  15 AUTORUNNING    16*CRUNCH
17 BACKUPBYJOBNR   18*PDTODISK       19 NOFETCH        20 RESOURCECHECK
21 DRTRRESTRICT    22 DIRDEBUG       23 CATALOGING     24 OKTIMEANDDATE
25*MOREBACKUPFILES 26 LOGPOSITIONING 27 SERIALNUMBER   28 ARCHIVING
29 CDRUNITNUMBER   30 LIBRARYDEBUG   31 IORANGECHECK   32*MORETASKS
33 KEYEDIOII       34*MIRRORING      35*DIAGNOSTICDUMP 36AUDIT

37 FILESATURATION  38 EOTSTATISTICS  39 STRICTSCHED    40*NETRECOVERY
41 GRAPHDEBUG      42 ISCDEBUG       43 IODIAGNOSTICS  44 PORTDEBUG
45 USECATDEFAULT   46 CATTEST        47 MCPTEST

Compile Time Options Set:
     ASDDEBUG
     DIAGNOSTICS
     DELTAONLY
     EXPERIMENTAL
     LINEINFO
     READLOCK
     READLOCKTIMEOUT
     TRACE
     CATALOGLEVEL = 0

Module Alternatives Selected:
     SORT_SMALLMEMPROTOS
     FAILUREANALYSIS
     TLI
     CPIORMM
     HARDPROCESSWITCHING
     CIA_1
     SSR
     UPIO
     MCB_ABC
     HYPERCHANNEL
     ABC_1
     CONFIGURATIONCONTROLRMM
     ISC
     TIMEANDDATE
     REGULARASD
     ASDTABLE4