Showing posts with label Syminq. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Syminq. Show all posts
When running inq or syminq, you'll see a column titled Ser Num. This column has quite a bit of information hiding in it. An example syminq output is below. Your output will differ slightly as I'm creating a table from a book to show this; I don't currently have access to a system where I can get the actual output just yet.Device Product Device ------------------------ ---------- ---------------------- ----------------------...

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