MODULE ENTRY LENGTH TYPE KEY SUBPOOL ORIGIN PROT FIXED mname entry m-length type key subpool origin prot fixed
CSECT ADDRESS LENGTH LEVEL ASSEMBLED cnam addr c-length apar time subname storaddr
Reason:
This message is generated as a command response to the DISPLAY MODULE command. It shows information about modules loaded by CA MIM.
The following information is shown in the message:
Indicates the load module name.
Indicates the load module entry point.
Indicates the load module length.
Indicates the load module type indication. Type is one of the following:
Indicates a CA MIM load module. This type of module is structured such that detailed CSECT and routine information can be displayed.
Indicates a standard operating system format load module.
Indicates whether the module was specifically loaded into key zero storage.
Indicates that the module was loaded to protect key zero storage by specific request
Indicates that there was no specific request to load module in key zero storage.
Indicates the virtual storage subpool of load module if the module processed using a directed LOAD; otherwise, blank.
Indicates the virtual storage origin address of load module if module processed using a directed LOAD; otherwise, blank.
Indicates whether the module was page-protected:
Indicates that the load module was page protected.
Indicates that the load module was not page protected.
Indicates whether the module was page-fixed:
Indicates that the load module was page fixed.
Indicates that the load module was not page fixed.
The following information is optional and is only present if the CSECT parameter was specified on the DISPLAY MODULE command and the load module being displayed is a CA MIM structured load module:
Indicates the CSECT name
Indicates the virtual storage origin address of CSECT.
Indicates the CSECT length.
Indicates the last APAR applied to CSECT.
Indicates the CSECT assembly date and time.
Indicates the subroutine name.
Indicates the virtual storage origin address of subroutine.
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