QUERY USERROOT Command   

Displays the minidisk, SFS directory, or BFS directory that is defined as the user page location for a VM userid, or the system default that will be used if a user does not define a user page location.

This command also displays the contact name and e-mail address that VM:Webgateway will display on configuration forms and in certain communications to users.

You can use the CONFIG USERROOT command to define the system default location for user pages. Use the SET USERROOT command to define the user page location for a specified user.

Syntax

Parameters/Options

{userid | SYSTEM}

Whether you want VM:Webgateway to display the user page location for a specific userid or the system default.

userid

Userid whose user page location you want displayed. To display your own user page location, specify your VM userid for userid. You must have SYSADMIN authorization to specify a userid other than your own.

If you have SYSADMIN authorization, you can use pattern matching in userid to display the user page locations for several userids. To view the user page locations for all users and the SYSTEM default, specify *.

SYSTEM

What will be used for a user page location if a user does not issue the SET USERROOT command to define a user page location.

Examples

• To view your (LEANNA) user page location, enter the following command from your VM userid:
  vmwebsrv query userroot leanna

• To view the system default set by the VM:Webgateway system administrator, enter the following command from your VM userid:
  vmwebsrv query userroot system

• You have SYSADMIN authorization. You want to view the user page locations for all users and the system default; enter the following command from your VM userid:
  vmwebsrv query userroot *

• You have SYSADMIN authorization. You want to view the user page locations for all users whose userids begin with the characters TC; enter the following command from your VM userid:
  vmwebsrv query userroot tc*