smit see comand performed ??

i in smit , press F6 ,
smit fs , Change / Show Characteristics of an Enhanced Journaled File System
then F6 to see the comand , how can i see the command performed ??

 x() {                                                                  
     LIST=                                                                  #
     FLAG=0                                                                 
     for i in "$@"                                                          
     do                                                                     
             case "$i" in                                                   
             Megabytes)      FLAG=1;;                                       
             Gigabytes)      FLAG=2;;                                       
             512bytes)       FLAG=0;;                                       
             quota=all)      LIST="$LIST \"quota=userquota,groupquota\"" ;; 

 quota=no)       LIST="${LIST%\"-a\"} -d quota" ;;              
             size=)          LIST="${LIST%\"-a\"}" ;;                       #
             size=*) case "$FLAG" in                                        
                     1)      LIST="$LIST \"$i\"M"                           
                             FLAG=0;;                                       
                     2)      LIST="$LIST \"$i\"G"                           
                             FLAG=0;;                                       
                     0)      LIST="$LIST \"$i\""                            
                             ;;               
                         ;;                                             
                     esac                                                   #
                     ;;                                                     
             *)      LIST="$LIST \"$i\""                                    
                     ;;                                                     
             esac                                                           
     done                                                                   
     eval /usr/sbin/chfs $LIST                                              
     }                                                                      
     x '512bytes' /tmp

Just select the file system you intend to view/change and simply press enter that's it.

Then you can view smit.log

# tail -f smit.log

that doesn't show me the command that i had executed?

It will not show the command while execution ,It will Just show result of command's execution either it is successful or not.
If you mean to show command's output from smitty itself while the command is executing there is state on top of smitty to show command result.
chfs command is not an interactive command which means no intercation between the user and command in real time.
which is behind smit fs fast_path

Hi,

smitty has sometimes weird ways to do things (nobody would probably set group/usr quotas to a filesystem this way but if you copy the code into a script, it will do exactly what you just have done).

If you want to know how to do it manually please read this
and please please never ever set quotas for /tmp - you will render applications inoperative and you will have a hard time finding the root cause - it makes more sense to clean it up frequently using appropriate scheduled housekeeping scripts.

Regards
zxmaus

the command is listed in ~/smit.script