IMsgLslpcmdUsage	1	1	'Usage:  lslpcmd [-v|V] [-a | -n host[,host...]] [-A | -h | name [name...]]\n          -A        Display all attributes of all LP commands.\n          -n host,..Which nodes the LP commands should be listed for.  By\n                    default, LP commands on the local machine will be listed.\n                    This option is only appropriate in a management (CSM)\n                    cluster or a peer domain cluster.\n          -a        List LP commands from all nodes in the cluster.\n          -v or -V  Verbose mode.  Use this to see the underlying RMC command\n                    that is being run.  This can help to interpret error\n                    messages that are displayed.\n          -h        Display this usage information.\n          name...   The name of one or more LP commands to display all the \n                    attributes.\n'
IMsgRmcCmd	2	1	'Running cmd: %1$s\n'
IMsgLslpcmdUsageNew	3	1	'Usage:  lslpcmd [-TV] [-a | -n host[,host...]] [-A | -h | name [name...]]\n          -A        Display all attributes of all LP commands.\n          -n host,..Which nodes the LP commands should be listed for.  By\n                    default, LP commands on the local machine will be listed.\n                    This option is only appropriate in a management (CSM)\n                    cluster or a peer domain cluster.\n          -a        List LP commands from all nodes in the cluster.\n          -V        Verbose mode.  Use this to see the underlying RMC command\n                    that is being run.  This can help to interpret error\n                    messages that are displayed.\n          -T        Display trace information.\n          -h        Display this usage information.\n          name...   The name of one or more LP commands to display all the \n                    attributes.\n'
IMsgLslpcmdUsageNew1	4	1	'Usage:  lslpcmd [-TV] [-a | -n host[,host...]] [-A | -h | name [name...]] [-R [RunCmdName[,RunCmdName..]]\n     -A        Display all attributes of all LP commands.\n     -n host,..Which nodes the LP commands should be listed for.  By\n               default, LP commands on the local machine will be listed.\n               This option is only appropriate in a management (CSM)\n               cluster or a peer domain cluster.\n     -a        List LP commands from all nodes in the cluster.\n     -V        Verbose mode.  Use this to see the underlying RMC command\n               that is being run.  This can help to interpret error\n               messages that are displayed.\n     -T        Display trace information.\n     -h        Display this usage information.\n     -R RunCmdName,..RunCmdName of one or more LP commands to display all the\n               attributes.\n     name...   The name of one or more LP commands to display all the \n               attributes.\n'
IMsgLslpcmdUsageNew2	5	1	'Usage:  lslpcmd [-TV] [-a | -n host[,host...]] [-A | -h | name [name...] | -R RunCmdName[,RunCmdName..]]\n     -A        Display all attributes of all LP commands.\n     -n host,..Which nodes the LP commands should be listed for.  By\n               default, LP commands on the local machine will be listed.\n               This option is only appropriate in a management (CSM)\n               cluster or a peer domain cluster.\n     -a        List LP commands from all nodes in the cluster.\n     -V        Verbose mode.  Use this to see the underlying RMC command\n               that is being run.  This can help to interpret error\n               messages that are displayed.\n     -T        Display trace information.\n     -h        Display this usage information.\n     -R RunCmdName,..RunCmdName of one or more LP commands to display all the\n               attributes.\n     name...   The name of one or more LP commands to display all the \n               attributes.\n'
EMsgLslpcmdImproperFlagUsageCombination	6	1	'%1$s: 2667-520 The combination of -R flag with LP resource names or -A flag is not allowed.\n'