1 WHAT
 This command will display processes on the system along with
 information about each process.  Information displayed:  the process
 mode (Interactive, Batch, Subprocess, Network, Detached), the
 username, the PID, the UIC, the connect time, the CPU time, the and
 the name of the program image being run.  The display also shows the
 subtotals for each of the modes requested. 

 Format: 

        WHAT [username] 

2 Username
 Optional parameter which will select all default processes with the
 specified 'username'. 

 By default all interactive processes, user batch, user network, user
 detached, and user subprocesses will be searched for the specified
 'username'. 

 If the last character of 'username' is an '*' then WHAT will
 wildcard the trailing characters of the username.  If the first
 character of 'username' is an '*' then WHAT will wildcard the
 leading characters of the username.  For example: 

    $ WHAT MORRIS*
 or
    $ WHAT/INTERACTIVE/BATCH IND*
 or
    $ WHAT/ALL *LIB
 or
    $ WHAT/USER/BATCH/INTERACTIVE *LIB*

2 Qualifiers

/ALL
/NOALL
 This qualifier will select all system and all user process groups
 for display (as if /USER & /SYSTEM were both specified).  If no
 other qualifiers are specified, then all the processes will be
 displayed. 

 If one or more of the mode select qualifiers (/INTERACTIVE, /BATCH,
 /SUBPROCESS, /NETWORK, or /DETACHED) are specified then only those
 selected will be displayed from both the system and user groups. 

 If /NOALL is specified it will cancel out any previously specified 
 /ALL qualifier (note:  it will not cancel a /SYSTEM or a /USER 
 qualifier).

/BATCH
/NOBATCH (D)
 This qualifer will select all batch processes regardless of
 System or User processes.

 If /NOBATCH is specified then all batch jobs will be excluded from 
 the display.

/DETACHED
/NODETACHED (D)
 This qualifer will select all detached processes from the selected
 group (System and/or User).  

 By default only user detached processes will be displayed (there are
 usually no user detached jobs).

 If /NODETACHED is specified then all detached processes will be
 excluded from the display.

/HEADER (D)
/NOHEADER
 This qualifier will output a header line in the WHAT display.  This 
 is the default.

 If /NOHEADER is specified then WHAT will suppress the header.

/IMAGE_EXPANDED
/NOIMAGE_EXPANDED (D)
 If this qualifier is specified the image name field will show the
 full path name (disk and directory) all of programs.

 If /NOIMAGE_EXPANDED is specified all disk and directory 
 information will be removed from the program image name.  If the 
 program is one that is stored in one of the common program 
 directories a short mnemonic will be placed in front of the program 
 name.  The current mnemonics are:

    mnemonic      logical name       disk & directory
    --------      ------------       -------------------------------
    IPSS:         SYS$COM:           DRA0:[SYSCOM]
    SYS:          SYS$SYSTEM:        DRA0:[SYSEXE]
    TOOLS:        SYS_TOOLS:         DBC0:[TOOLS81.READONLY.EXE]

 /NOIMAGE_EXPANDED is the default.

/INTERACTIVE (D)
/NOINTERACTIVE
 This qualifer will select all interactive processes regardless of
 System or User processes.  This is the default.

 If /NOINTERACTIVE is specified then all interactive processes will
 be excluded from the display.

/NETWORK
/NONETWORK (D)
 This qualifer will select all network processes from the selected
 group (System and/or User).  

 By default only user network processes will be displayed.

 If /NONETWORK is specified then all network processes will be
 excluded from the display.

/REMOTE[=node]
/NOREMOTE
 This qualifier will cause WHAT to fetch the information requested 
 from the remote node specified.  For example:

    $ WHAT/REMOTE=CBS
 or
    $ WHAT/REMOTE=NBC/ALL

 The first will display interactive processes running on the node CBS
 and the second will display the all processes running on NBC node. 

 If 'node' is not specified then the command will translate the
 logical name 'IPSS_REMOTE' to determine what node to fetch the data
 from.  Normally the system already has this logical name defined,
 however, if this node is not the one you want you may make your own
 assignment. 

 If /NOREMOTE is specified this will cancel a previously specified 
 /REMOTE.

/SORT (D)
/NOSORT
 This qualifier will cause the list of processes selected to be
 sorted by process type (Interactive, Subprocess, Batch, Network, &
 Detached) and then by 'username' within each process type before
 being displayed.  This is the default. 

 If /NOSORT is specified then processes will be output in the order 
 in which they are obtained from the system (this is based on the 
 least significent 4 digits of the PID).

/SUBPROCESS
/NOSUBPROCESS (D)
 This qualifer will select all subprocesses from the selected group
 (System and/or User).

 By default only user subprocesses will be displayed.

 If /NOSUBPROCESS is specified then all subprocesses will be
 excluded from the display.

/SYSTEM
/NOSYSTEM
 This qualifier will select system processes for display.  If no
 other qualifiers are specified, then all system processes will be
 displayed.  

 If one or more of the mode select qualifiers (/INTERACTIVE, /BATCH,
 /SUBPROCESS, /NETWORK, or /DETACHED) are specified then only those
 selected will be displayed from the system group of processes.

 If /NOSYSTEM is specified this will cancel a previously specified 
 /SYSTEM.

/TOTALS
/NOTOTALS
 This qualifier will cause WHAT to display only the totals for the 
 processes selected.  It will also force supression of the header 
 line.  If the header is still desired then explicitly specify 
 /HEADER.

 If /NOTOTALS is specfied this will cancel a previously specified 
 /TOTALS.

/TRAILER (D)
/NOTRAILER
 This qualifier will cause WHAT to display the totals along with the 
 processes displayed.  this is the default.

 If /NOTRAILER is specified then the trailer line will be suppressed.

/USER (D)
/NOUSER
 This qualifier will select user processes for display.  This is the 
 default.  If no other qualifiers are specified, then all user
 processes will be displayed. 

 If one or more of the mode select qualifiers (/INTERACTIVE, /BATCH,
 /SUBPROCESS, /NETWORK, or /DETACHED) are specified then only those
 selected will be displayed from the user group of processes.

 If /NOUSER is specified this will cancel a previously specified 
 /USER.

/WORKING_SET
/NOWORKING_SET (D)
 This qualifier will specify that instead of displaying the user's 
 UIC the working set values are to be displayed in that field.  The 
 working set values consist of the number of global pages mapped 
 into the user's working set and the total number of pages mapped in 
 the user's working set (this is the number of private pages and the 
 number of global pages combined).
