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Use the DISPLAY IMOD command to determine information about a particular IMOD, including where it was loaded from and at whose request.
Use this format for the DISPLAY IMOD command:
Display IMod imodname
The DISPLAY IMOD command takes this parameter:
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imodname |
Name of the IMOD that you want information about. |
Example
------------------------ CA‑GSS/ISERVE Control Panel ----------------------- ==> display imod isrv_add => PAGE Target node: * ssid: * Host node: B1MAIN ssid ISRV ============================================================================== IMOD LOC LEN USE CHG-DATE CMP-VER INT CALL ACT ---------------- -------- ---- --- -------- -------- --- ---- --- ISRV_ADD 04D52718 04C8 0 06/01/17 02.02.00 NO YES YES IMOD was loaded dynamically from INTERNAL, dsn EWF.IMOD.BASE by TSO user EWF
IMOD's name.
Memory address of the entry that defines the IMOD (useful to CA Technologies Support only).
Amount of storage occupied by the IMOD.
Number of IMODs currently using this IMOD. The use-count is used to determine when an IMOD can be replaced (using a LOAD request). The previous copy of an IMOD is not deleted from memory until its use-count reaches zero.
Date when the IMOD was last changed. (If you simply recompile an IMOD, this date will not change.)
Version of the compiler that last compiled the IMOD.
Indicates whether or not this is an internal IMOD (rather than an IMOD that is based in an ISET). These IMODs are physically part of ISERVE's load module and were installed at the factory.
Indicates whether or not the IMOD can be called as an external subroutine by other IMODs.
Indicates whether or not the IMOD is loaded and activated, making it available for execution. (If NO is shown, you can use the ACTIVATE command to re-activate the IMOD.)
The rest of the panel describes how the IMOD was loaded, from what library, and the user or jobname that issued the LOAD command.
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