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DISPLAY GSS

Use the DISPLAY GSS command to display information about all CA‑GSS address spaces running on the current z/OS image.

Syntax

Use this format for the DISPLAY GSS command:

Display GSs

Example

-------------------- CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel -----------    ROW 1 TO 7 OF 7
==> display gss                                                         => PAGE
Target node: *               ssid: *      Host node: B1MAIN          ssid ISRV
==============================================================================
SSID	Jobname      Job ID    Version    GoalNet Node  LU name   GMF name

++++	GSSX         STC00090
ID42	GSWV42SS     Unknown
ITIM	GSWTIMSS     Unknown
GGMF	GSSCO        STC00089  02.07.00   S18GGMF       GSS05N20  S18GGMF
*ISRV  GSS          STC01222  02.07.00   S18MAIN       GSS05N1   S18MAIN

Fields in the Example

SSID

Subsystem ID for the CA‑GSS address space. One of these special values may be shown.

preceding

Primary CA‑GSS.

++++

LX-owning address space that is not executing an ISERVE.

Jobname

Address space's job name.

Job ID

Address space's job ID.

Version

Version of CA‑GSS that is running. A value of Unknown indicates a pre-2.7 release of CA‑GSS.

GoalNet Node

GoalNet node name (if one is assigned).

LU name

VTAM LU name being used by GoalNet (if active).

Usage Notes

The display is updated whenever a CA‑GSS address space initializes. If an address space terminates, nothing is deleted.