10/3/89  display_volume_log

Syntax as a command:  display_volume_log vlname {-control_args}


Function:  displays a summary of the dump volumes that contain
information dumped from a specified physical volume.


Arguments:
vlname
   is the name of the volume log.  The volog suffix is assumed if not
   specified.


Control arguments:
-all, -a
   specifies that information about all types of volume dumps, the
   disk label information recorded at the time of the dump and
   processing statistics are to be displayed.
-complete, -comp
   specifies that information about only complete mode dump volumes is
   to be displayed.
-consolidated, -cons
   specifies that information about only consolidated mode dump volumes
   is to be displayed.
-incremental, -incr
   specifies that information about only incremental mode dump volumes
   is to be displayed.


-header, -he
   specifies that the dump volumes will be displayed with the output
   header (Default).
-label, -lbl
   specifies that the disk label information stored at the time of
   the dump is to be displayed.
-no_header, -nhe
   specifies that the dump volumes will be displayed without the
   header.


-no_label, -nlbl
   specifies that the disk label information stored at the time of the
   dump is not to be displayed.
-status, -st
   specifies that processing totals for segments, directories and
   volumes is to be displayed.
-volname STR
   specifies that only the information pertinent to the dump volume
   named STR is to be printed.


Notes:  If no modes (-incr, -cons, or -comp) are specified, information
about all modes is displayed.


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for managing computer hardware properly and for executing programs. Many subsequent operating systems 
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