DO [/OUTPUT=filespec] command-line

 Executes the given DCL command line on all systems in the previously
 set environment.

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 This is any valid DCL command that will be executed on all systems
 previously selected with the SET ENVIRONMENT command.  This command
 line may specify a command procedure.  The output is framed by
 messages of the form "%SYSMAN-I-DATA Output From Node xxxxxx".

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/OUTPUT

 /OUTPUT[=filespec]

 Specifies that the output from the execution of this command is to
 written to the file specified, or to "[default_directory]SYSMAN.LIS"
 if no filespec is given.

 SYSMAN> DO show users

 This command issues a the "SHOW USERS" on each selected node, and
 returns output as shown below:

   %SYSMAN-I-OUTPUT, command execution on node PARIS
             VAX/VMS Interactive Users
               8-OCT-1987 09:50:43.05
       Total number of interactive users = 1
    Username     Process Name      PID     Terminal
    VANGOGH      Vincent         3AA000A1  VTA1:          LTA1:

   %SYSMAN-I-OUTPUT, command execution on node ROME
             VAX/VMS Interactive Users
               8-OCT-1987 09:50:45.84
       Total number of interactive users = 2
    Username     Process Name      PID     Terminal
    FERRARI      Enzio           3A800168  VTA4:          LTA3:
    CELESTE      Mama            3A800165  RTA1:

   %SYSMAN-I-OUTPUT, command execution on node LONDON
             VAX/VMS Interactive Users
               8-OCT-1987 09:50:47.83
       Total number of interactive users = 0




 SYSMAN> set profile/privilege=sysnam
 SYSMAN> do define/system documents user$disk:[docs]

 These commands set SYSNAM privilege for the user on the selected
 nodes, and then defines a system logical DOCUMENTS on all selected
 systems.  This command produces the output shown below:

 %SYSMAN-I-OUTPUT, command execution on node LONDON
 %SYSMAN-I-OUTPUT, command execution on node PARIS
 %SYSMAN-I-OUTPUT, command execution on node ROME