This command displays information about the relationship between an address environment and its associated load module.
Display ADDRTAB
Example
-------------------------- CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel -------------------- ==> display addrtab => PAGE Target node: * ssid: * Host node: B1MAIN ssid ISRV ============================================================================== Name Module Address Length Rent Avail AMODE Detach Mtask Limit Type SVC TSKSVC 06611898 Yes Yes 31 15 253 FILE TSKFILE 06610DA0 Yes Yes 31 15 252 SVC99 TSKSVC 99 06611A20 Yes Yes 31 15 254 XPSPOOL ESFGSSAD 24 5 0 DSNHLI2 DSNHLI2 24 5 255 DSNALI DSNALI 24 5 255 INSIGHT IDB2COMM 00001E10 Yes 24 1 5 6 IDCAMS IDCAMS 8001E198 00019090 Yes Yes 31 5 1 RERUN RUNTADDR 866FFE80 0002A180 Yes Yes 31 5 3 JOBTRAC GJTRGCUU 00016428 Yes 31 5 5 3 OPSVALUE OPGLEVMG 86741000 000017E8 Yes Yes 31 5 255 OSF OPGLEVMG 86741000 000017E8 Yes Yes 31 5 13 AOF OPGLEVMG 86741000 000017E8 Yes Yes 31 5 12 OPSREQ OPGLEVMG 86741000 000017E8 Yes Yes 31 5 11 OPER OPGLEVMG 86741000 000017E8 Yes Yes 31 5 10 INFO BLGYRXM Yes 24 5 0
Name of the address environment. The names IRXEXEC, SVC, SVC99, and FILE represent internal environments that are not defined through the ADDRESS parameter.
Name that is assigned to the load module that processes the related ADDRESS commands. For internal environments, this name does not reflect the name of a load module.
Memory address where the module is located (or blank for modules that are not re-entrant).
Length of the load module (or blank for routines that are part of the ISERVE (SRVSYS) load module).
Indicates whether the module is re-entrant (Yes or blank).
Indicates whether the module is available (Yes or blank). Some load modules that are specified in the initialization parameters are not accessible to ISERVE.
Addressing mode of the load module (24- or 31 bit).
Indicates whether the subtask is deleted when the IMOD task ends. Otherwise, the subtask is re-assigned to the next IMOD task requesting the same ADDRESS environment.
Maximum number of IMOD tasks that can use this environment concurrently (or blank for no limit).
Maximum seconds of CPU time that the address environment can consume to process a single request (or blank for no limit). If this value is exceeded, the subtask is terminated and an error indication is returned to the IMOD.
Interface type for the address environment. This value identifies to CA‑GSS the type of support that the environment requires.
You can use the ADDRESS initialization parameter to define address environments and to associate them with load modules.
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