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# Displaying Command Output

If the command output is longer than the screen length, it appears one screen at a time by means of a UNIX more-type interface. The prompt ---MORE--- indicates that more output is available. (See Figure 7.)

Figure 7: The MORE Prompt

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To continue command output:

- Press Enter.

Occasionally, if a command produces extensive output, you may wish to cancel the output.

To cancel command output:

- Press q. Command output stops, and the command prompt appears.

Table 3 lists common keyboard sequences you can use at the ---(more)--- prompt.

Table 3: MORE Prompt Keyboard Sequences

Category | Action | Keyboard Sequence
--- | --- | ---
Scroll down | Scroll down one line. | e, Ctrl+e, j, Ctrl+n, Enter, down arrow
| Scroll down one-half screen. | d, Ctrl+d
| Scroll down one whole screen. | f, Ctrl+f, Ctrl+v, z, Space
| Scroll down to the bottom of the output and wait for more input. (To resume output, press Ctrl-C.) | F
| Jump to last line in output and exit to the CLI prompt. | G
Scroll up | Display the previous line of output. | y, Ctrl+y, k, Ctrl+k, Ctrl+p, up arrow
Scroll up one-half screen. | u, Ctrl+u
Scroll up one whole screen. | b, Ctrl+b, Esc+v, w
Jump to the first line of the output. | g
Scroll up and down | Scroll up and down through the output. To exit this mode, press q. | -E (hyphen E)

#### Related Topics

- Displaying the End of the Output for a Command
- Displaying Output That Matches a Regular Expression
- Saving Output to a File
- Setting the Screen Length for the SRC CLI
- Using Keyboard Sequences at the MORE Prompt in the SRC CLI

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