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Command Examples

Each of the following commands displays scrollable URT-level data in read-only format, where URT information is presented in ascending numerical order by URT suffix. Differences are presented in the result column.

Command

Result

DBEX I,URT(12)

Displays URT 0012.

DBEX INQ,URT(2?)

Displays URTs 0020 through 0029.

DBEX INQ,URT(????)

Displays all URTs.

DBEX I,URT(2?),CLOSE

Limits display to URTs that are in closed status and have a suffix between 0020 and 0029.

DBEX I,URT(????),CLOSING

Limits displays to URTs in closing status, that is to say those with CLOSING in the STATUS column.

DBEX I,URT(2?),DYN

Limits display to dynamically built (that is to say with DYN in the TYP column) URTs 0020 through 0029.

DBEX I,URT(????),NOCSD

Limits display to URTs that have no entry in the CICS System Definition data set (CSD).

DBEX I,URT(2?),PLT

Limits display to URTs 0020 through 0029 that are opened at PLT time.

DBEX I,URT(????),SQL

Limits display to URTs defined for SQL applications, that is to say those with SQL in the TYP column.

DBEX I,URT(????),SIDNAME(DBSIDPR)

Limits display to URTs that access the MUF connection defined by the SID module name of DBSIDPR for that MUF. In a single MUF environment, this would be all URTs. In a multiple MUF environment, this would be the MUF connection defined with the DBCSID macro parameter SIDNAME= (specified with a value of DBSIDPR) appended to the DBCVTPR.