8. Examples › 8.7 Using the SHOW Command
8.7 Using the SHOW Command
---------------------- Document Browse - Text Selection ------ ROW 1 OF 381
Command ===> SHOW JCLGEN ALL Scroll ===> CSR
Volume ===> PIOM Type (T, D, F) ===> _
Section ===> ________________________ Levels (n or A) ===> 1
Volume Name: CA MICS Planning, Install, Operation, Maintenance
Line Cmds: B Browse M Mark P Print R Reset S Select
Cmd Section Title
- ------------------ ------------------------------------------------------
_ 1................. Introduction
_ 2................. Planning for the Installation and Use of CA MICS
_ 3................. Installation
_ 4................. Operation
_ 5................. Special CA MICS Processing
_ 6................. Data Collectors
_ 7................. Maintenance Policies and Procedures
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Figure 8-33. SHOW Command example in Document Browse
The SHOW command is a quick way to search for a title in a
table of contents or data element list. SHOW is available
under Document Browse Text Selection and Data Element Browse
Element Selection.
SHOW gives you a condensed look at the display by showing
only lines that contain a string of text you are searching
for. In Document Browse, this means that you could ask to
see, for example, all section titles in the PIOM guide that
contain the string JCLGEN.
Note: Unlike Subject Cross Reference, SHOW only applies to
the current guide you are viewing, and only searches the
table of contents.
In this example, the PIOM guide was selected for browsing,
which brought up a display of its table of contents.
Normally, the Section, Type, and Levels fields control which
sections are listed on the display. When the SHOW command is
used, the display of the table of contents is still
controlled by the Section, Type, and Levels fields, but it is
narrowed down further to show only those entries that match
the words following the SHOW command.
In this example, the command SHOW JCLGEN ALL was used to
see all table of contents entries containing the string
JCLGEN. The ALL option causes the Levels field to change to
A and also clears the Section field if it is not blank. The
results of this command are shown on the next page.
---------------------- Document Browse - Text Select----------- JCLGEN found
Command ===> AND PARAMETER Scroll ===> CSR
Volume ===> PIOM Type (T, D, F) ===> _
Section ===> ________________________ Levels (n or A) ===> A
Volume Name: CA MICS Planning, Install, Operation, Maintenance
Line Cmds: B Browse M Mark P Print R Reset S Select
Cmd Section Title SHOW JCLGEN
- ------------------ ------------------------------------------------------
_ 2.3.3.1........... JCLGEN Process Flow
_ 2-50.............. JCLGEN Process Flow
_ 2.3.3.1.1......... Processing Done by Standard JCLGEN Jobs
_ 2.3.3.2........... Standard JCLGEN Parameters
_ 2.3.3.3........... JCLGEN Parameters for Special Requirements
_ 2.3.3.3.2......... JCLGEN Definition Tables
_ 3.5.3.2........... Executing JCLGENA
_ 3.5.3.3........... Executing JCLGENB through JCLGENG
_ 3.5.3.4........... Selective JCL/CLIST Generation Using JCLGENU
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Figure 8-34. SHOW Command example in Document Browse
The display above is the result of the command SHOW JCLGEN
ALL. Now, Section is blank, Levels is A, and the only
entries shown are those containing the string JCLGEN. The
heading over the Title field now displays the SHOW argument
that is controlling the display.
The display can be narrowed down further by using an AND or
OR command followed by other words you want to appear in the
display. For example, assume you want to further limit the
display to only those entries that contain both JCLGEN and
PARAMETER. Since SHOW is already in effect, the command AND
PARAMETER adds this condition to the SHOW argument list.
---------------------- Document Browse - Text Selection --- PARAMETER found
Command ===> Scroll ===> CSR
Volume ===> PIOM Type (T, D, F) ===> _
Section ===> ________________________ Levels (n or A) ===> A
Volume Name: CA MICS Planning, Install, Operation, Maintenance
Line Cmds: B Browse M Mark P Print R Reset S Select
Cmd Section Title SHOW JCLGEN AND PARAMETER
- ------------------ ------------------------------------------------------
_ 2.3.3.2........... Standard JCLGEN Parameters
_ 2.3.3.3........... JCLGEN Parameters for Special Requirements
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Figure 8-35. SHOW Command example in Document Browse
The display above is the result of the command AND PARAMETER.
The heading over the Title field now displays the complete
SHOW argument that is controlling the display.
To turn off the effects of SHOW, issue the command SHOW ALL.
------------------ Data Element Browse - Element Selection --- ROW 1 OF 124
Command ===> SHOW TIME Scroll ===> CSR
Area ===> TSO File ===> TSO TSO SYSTEM ACTIVITY FILE
Elements:
Line Cmds: B Browse M Mark P Print S Select
Cmd Element Name
- -------- ----------------------------------------
_ CPUMODEL CPU Model Identification
_ DAY Day of Month
_ DAYNAME Name Of Day Of Week
_ DURATION Recording Interval Time
_ ENDTS End Time Stamp
_ HOUR Hour Of Day
_ INTERVLS Number of Recording Intervals
_ MONTH Month of Year
_ ORGSYSID Originating System Identification
_ STARTTS Start Time Stamp
- -------- ----------------------------------------
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Figure 8-36. SHOW Command example in Data Element Browse
Assume that Data Element Browse was invoked and the TSO file
was selected for browsing. The display above lists all data
elements in the TSO file in the TSO area.
To see only those elements with long names containing the
string TIME, enter the command SHOW TIME, as illustrated in
the Command field above.
------------------ Data Element Browse - Element Sel------------- TIME found
Command ===> AND THINK Scroll ===> CSR
Area ===> TSO File ===> TSO TSO SYSTEM ACTIVITY FILE
Elements:
Line Cmds: B Browse M Mark P Print S Select
Cmd Element Name SHOW TIME
- -------- ----------------------------------------
_ DURATION Recording Interval Time
_ ENDTS End Time Stamp
_ STARTTS Start Time Stamp
_ TSMERESP Excessive Response Time Threshold
_ TSOAVCTM Avg TSO Session Time
_ TSOAVKTM Avg User Think Time
_ TSOAVLTM Avg Long Response Time
_ TSOAVMTM Avg Medium Response Time
_ TSOAVSTM Avg Short Response Time
_ TSOAVTTM Avg Response Time All Functions
_ TSOCONTM Terminal Connect Time
- -------- ----------------------------------------
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Figure 8-37. SHOW Command example in Data Element Browse
The display above is the result of the command SHOW TIME.
The only data element entries shown are those containing the
string TIME.
The heading over the Name field now displays the SHOW
argument that is controlling the display.
To further limit the display to only those entries that
contain both TIME and THINK, use the command AND THINK to add
this condition to the SHOW argument list.
------------------ Data Element Browse - Element Sel------------ THINK found
Command ===> Scroll ===> CSR
Area ===> TSO File ===> TSO TSO SYSTEM ACTIVITY FILE
Elements:
Line Cmds: B Browse M Mark P Print S Select
Cmd Element Name SHOW TIME AND THINK
- -------- ----------------------------------------
_ TSOAVKTM Avg User Think Time
_ TSOTHKTM Think Time Total
- -------- ----------------------------------------
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Figure 8-38. SHOW Command example in Data Element Browse
The display above is the result of the command AND THINK.
The heading over the Title field now displays the SHOW
argument that is controlling the display.
To turn off the effects of SHOW, use the command SHOW ALL.
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