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Displaying Scripts Chapter 8 Using the CSS Scripting Language Using the socket receive command to retrieve data buffers 10 KB of data at one time. This buffer remains unchanged until you issue another socket receive or socket waitfor command. At that point, the software clears the buffer and then refills it with more data from the remote host. Each socket descriptor (created by the socket connect command) has its own 10-KB buffer. Note The socket send command also clears all currently stored data in the 10-KB buffer. For details, see the "socket send" section. Displaying Scripts To display a list of the scripts that reside in the CSS script directory or the contents of a specific script (with or without line numbers), use the show script command. This command is available in SuperUser mode and all configuration modes. The syntax of this command is: show script {filename {line-numbers}} The variables and option of this command are: • filename - Name of a valid script file whose contents you want to display. Enter a case-sensitive unquoted text string with a maximum of 32 characters. • line-numbers - Displays line numbers for each line in the script. For example, to display a list of all scripts in the CSS script directory, enter: # show script To display the text of the ap-kal-dns keepalive script, including line numbers, enter: # show script ap-kal-dns line-numbers 8-42 Cisco Content Services Switch Administration Guide OL-5647-02