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Command Examples

Command

Result

DBEC P,OPEN,URT(10),SYSID(SYSA)

Opens URT 0010 in the CICS system SYSA. Displays only URT 0010 in SYSA.

DBEC P,CLOSE,URT(12?),SYSID(SYSA)

Closes all URTs with suffixes 0120 through 0129 in CICS system SYSA, then returns the URT-level display of URTs 0120 through 0129 in SYSA. If URT is active, it is put into CLOSING status.

DBEC P,OPEN,URT(????),SYSID(SYSA)

Opens all URTs in system SYSA, then returns the URT-level display of URTs in SYSA only, beginning with URT 0001.

DBEC P,CLOSE,URT(10),SYSID(*)

Closes URT 0010 in each attached system, then returns the URT-level display for each URT 0010 found.

DBEC P,OPEN,URT(12?),SYSID(*)

Opens the URTs 0120 through 0129 in each attached system and displays the result of each URT OPEN.

DBEC PER,CLOSE,URT(????),SYSID(*)

Closes all URTs in all attached systems, beginning with the local system, then returns the URT-level display beginning with URT 0001 in the local system and including all URTs in all CICS systems. Remote systems are displayed in the order they are defined to the CICS Connection table.

DBEC P,OPEN,URT(????),SIDNAME(DBSIDPR),SYSID(SYSA)

Opens all URTs in remote system SYSA 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 SIDNAME= parameter (specified with a value of DBSIDPR) appended to the DBCVTPR. The display then returns the URT-level display of URTs in the remote system SYSA, beginning either with the first URT defined to access that MUF in a multiple MUF environment or with URT 0001 in a single MUF environment.