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DISPLAY ADDRESS

Use DISPLAY ADDRESS to display a summary of all true subtasks, which are used by address environments and certain other asynchronous processes.

Syntax

Use this format for the DISPLAY ADDRESS command:

Display ADDRESS

Example

----------------------- CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel -----------------------
==> display address                                                 => PAGE
Target node: *        ssid: *           Host node: B1MAIN         ssid ISRV
===========================================================================
					               Max  CPU     Accum
Name      Type	 TCB       IMOD ID   Status            CPU  Left    Task CPU
--------  ----  --------  --------  ----------------  ---  ------  ----------
IDCAMS    ADDR  007F1550  000000CA  Inact,Reus		15    		1.85
EMVS	   ADDR  007F17E8  000000C9  Inact,Reus        	15             	2.25
FILE	   ADDR  007F60D0  00000002  Inact,Reus        	0            	0.11
SYSVIEW   ADDR	 007F1260  00000101  Act                3		2.85

Fields in the Example

Name

Name of the address environment. Environments that are indented are internal environments, invoked to perform certain synchronous tasks in an asynchronous fashion.

Type

Indicates that the task supports an address or function.

TCB

Memory address assigned to the task control block owned by the task that processes a particular ADDRESS command.

IMOD ID

IMOD that last used this subtask for processing a command.

Status

Status of the task as follows:

Abend

Task has abended.

Act

Task is currently processing a command.

Inact

Task is available for use.

Reus

Reusable subtask.

Max CPU

Maximum CPU time permitted for the completion of a single ADDRESS command.

CPU Left

CPU time left for the subtask to complete its current operation. This field is displayed only if the subtask is currently processing work.

Accum Task CPU

Total amount of CPU time used by the subtask since its creation.