1    /ADDRESS

    Displays the address specification for each selected symbol. The
    address specification is the method of computing the symbol's
    address. It can merely be the symbol's memory address, but it can
    also involve indirection or an offset from a register value. Some
    symbols have address specifications too complicated to present in
    any understandable way. These address specifications are labeled
    "complex address specifications."

    On Alpha processors, the command SHOW SYMBOL/ADDRESS procedure-
    name displays both the code address and procedure descriptor
    address of a specified routine, entry point, or Ada package.

2    /DEFINED

    Displays symbols you have defined with the DEFINE command (symbol
    definitions that are in the DEFINE symbol table).

3    /DIRECT

    Displays only those symbols that are declared directly in the
    scope parameter. Symbols declared in lexical entities nested
    within the scope specified by the scope parameters are not shown.

4    /FULL

    Displays all information associated with the /ADDRESS, /TYPE, and
    /USE_CLAUSE qualifiers.

    For C++ modules, if symbol-name is a class, SHOW SYMBOL/FULL also
    displays information about the class.

5    /LOCAL

    Displays symbols that are defined with the DEFINE/LOCAL command
    (symbol definitions that are in the DEFINE symbol table).

6    /TYPE

    Displays data type information for each selected symbol.

7    /USE_CLAUSE

    (Applies to Ada programs.) Identifies any Ada package that a
    specified block, subprogram, or package names in a use clause.
    If the symbol specified is a package, also identifies any block,
    subprogram, package, and so on, that names the specified symbol
    in a use clause.