HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 34)

Running SWID With Customized Switches
Software Identification (SWID) User’s Guide — 527243-004
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-FD Switch
Considerations
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Version procedures exist only for object (file codes 100, 700, and 800), microcode
(file code 510), and millicode (file code 860) files. The VPROC utility and the
SWID utility display such version procedures.
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VPROC displays Accelerated Execution: DISABLED if the AXCEL region of
an object file has been disabled using Binder.
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VPROC displays OCA Accelerated Execution: DISABLED if the OCA region
of an object file has been disabled using Binder.
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From the presence or absence of the target CPU line, you can determine whether
the file is a TNS object file (code 100) and which type of CPU it is targeted for.
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SWID displays timestamps up to 1/100th of a second.
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When you use the -DV switch, the fingerprint is displayed without hyphens.
-FD Switch
In the following examples, SWID is invoked with the -FD switch. The -FD switch
provides the fingerprint version and type along with the fingerprint. In the first example,
two files are passed in the run-line arguments. In the second example, the -FD switch
is used with the -SC switch; the same files are passed in the run-line arguments. In the
third example, the -FD switch is used with the -DV switch.