2.0;lty (list_types), revision 2.0, 86/07/31
LTY (LIST_TYPES) -- List installed types.
usage:  LTY [-N node_spec] [-U] [-GLOB | -PRIV]


FORMAT

  LTY [options]


  LTY  lists  the types currently installed on a volume.  It can also be used to
  list the contents of internal caches for debugging purposes.


OPTIONS

  If no options are specified, LTY lists types installed on the boot volume.

  -N node_spec       Specify the node whose type names are to be listed.     See
                     HELP NODE_SPEC for details about node specification syntax.
                     You may also  specify  the  entry  directory  of  a  volume
                     mounted  for software installation, as shown in the example
                     below.

  -U                 Display type UIDs as well as type names.

  -GLOB              Display contents of global type name cache instead  of  the
                     type file (for debugging only).

  -PRIV               Display  the  contents of the private (per-user) type name
                     cache instead of the type file (for debugging only).


EXAMPLES

    $ lty

    Local type file

    area     bitmap   boot     casehm   ddf      evetype  hdru     ipad
    lheap    mbx      mt       nil      null     obj      objlib   pad
    pipe     rec      sch      sio      uasc     und

  In the following example, the disk has been mounted for software installation.
  The  disk's  top  level  directory (catalogued as '/mounted_disk' by the MTVOL
  command) must contain a "sys" directory. If it does not, you will get a "types
  file not found" error.

    $ mtvol w /mounted_disk
    $ lty -n /mounted_disk

    Type file for "//my_node/mounted_disk"

    area     bitmap   boot     casehm   ddf      evetype  hdru     ipad
    lheap    mbx      mt       nil      null     obj      objlib   pad
    pipe     rec      sch      sio      uasc     und


RELATED TOPICS

  More information is available.  Type:

  - HELP CRTY
   for information on creating types.

  - HELP DLTY
   for information on deleting types.