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The DISPLAY Command

Use the DISPLAY command to see the current options used by the CA DRAS server. The format and options of the DISPLAY command are:

DIsplay LOGUSERS
DIsplay MESSage [ALL]
DIsplay REPOsitory
DIsplay SERVer ID
DIsplay THReads
DIsplay USER counts
DIsplay ALL

DISPLAY LOGUSERS

This command displays the current setting of the SET LOGUSERS option. The format of this command is:

DIsplay LOGUSERS

Sample output from this command:

++ Command ++ DI LOGUSERS
Log Users          = ON 

DISPLAY MESSAGE

This command displays the current settings of the CA DRAS log message options. The format of the command is:

DIsplay MESSage [ALL]

Sample output from this command:

++ Command ++ DI MESS   
Suppression        = OFF
Echo message       = ON 
Echo count         = 9 

++ Command ++ DI MESS ALL        
Suppression        = OFF         
Echo message       = ON          
Echo count         = 9           
Echoed messages:                 
1 ECHO=CAHFMTK016I ROUT=11 DESC=6
2 ECHO=CAHFMTK021I ROUT=11 DESC=6
3 ECHO=CAHFSCM001I ROUT=11 DESC=6
4 ECHO=CAHFSPT010I ROUT=11 DESC=6
5 ECHO=CAHFSPT011I ROUT=11 DESC=6
7 ECHO=CAHA        ROUT=11 DESC=6
8 ECHO=BUN         ROUT=11 DESC=6
9 ECHO=CADS        ROUT=11 DESC=6

DISPLAY REPOSITORY

This command displays information from the ACCESS commands in the configuration file. The format of the command is:

DIsplay REPOsitory

Sample output from this command:

++ Command ++ DI REPO             
Repository Name(1) = VIEW11DB     
Repository Path(1) = OPM.VIEW.HB31
Repository Prod(1) = VIEW11  

DISPLAY SERVER ID

This command displays the server name from the SET SERVER ID command in the configuration file. The format of the command is:

DIsplay SERVer id

Sample output from this command:

++ Command ++ DI SERV        
Server ID          = PRODDRAS

DISPLAY THREADS

This command displays information about the CA DRAS processing threads. The format of the command is:

DIsplay THReads

Sample output from this command:

++ Command ++ DI THR    
Thread Count       = 5/5
High thread used   = 4 

Thread count is expressed as two numbers. The first is the number of threads specified on the SET THREADS command in the configuration file. The second number is the number of those threads that are still available to process work. The difference is the number of threads that have abended.

DISPLAY USER COUNTS

This command displays the counts of active users, the high water mark of active users, and the status of the SET LONGWAIT option. The format of the command is:

DIsplay USER counts

Sample output from this command:

++ Command ++ DI USER  
Active Users       = 5 
Users HWM          = 23
Longwait           = 60

DISPLAY ALL

This command displays all the previous information plus the Language, Client Type, and Client Translation settings from the configuration file. The format of the command is:

DIsplay ALL

Sample output from this command:

++ Command ++ DI ALL  
Server ID          = PRODDRAS
Language           = T1252X1140        
Client Type        = LINUX/UNIX/WINDOWS
Client Translation = OFF               
Repository Name(1) = VIEW11DB          
Repository Path(1) = OPM.VIEW.HB31     
Repository Prod(1) = VIEW11            
Thread Count       = 5/5               
High thread used   = 4                 
Active Users       = 5                 
Users HWM          = 23                
Longwait           = 60                
Suppression        = OFF               
Echo message       = ON                
Echo count         = 9                 
Log Users          = ON