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(MIC) DISPLAY ICMF Command-Display ICMF Information

The DISPLAY ICMF command lets you display information about the status of the ICMF. This parameter tells CA MIM to display information about ICMF rather than any other facility. Specify this operand before the ALL, INIT, OPTIONS, or SYSTEMS operands. You also should specify the ICMF operand before any other operand that is truncated in such a way that it may be ambiguous with operands for other facilities. Because ICMF is a positional operand, you must specify it before any other operand on the DISPLAY command.

Scope: Local

This command has the following format:

DISPLAY ICMF [{ALL| [INIT] [OPTIONS] [SYSTEMS]

ALL

Displays the ICMF initialization values (in message MIM6020) and operating values (in message MIM6004).

INIT

Displays information about the ICMF initialization values that are set by the ICMINIT statement. This information is shown in message MIM6020.

OPTIONS

Displays information about the ICMF operating values that can be set by the SETOPTION command. The result of this command appears in message MIM6004.

SYSTEMS

Displays information about the status of ICMF systems. The ICMF system information is displayed in message MIM6003.

Default: OPTIONS

Usage Notes: DISPLAY ICMF Command

• The DISPLAY command can be specified in the MIMCMNDS or MIMSYNCH member of the MIMPARMS data set. When you specify this command in the MIMCMNDS member and the TRACE feature is active, the output is sent to the MIM trace data set. When you specify this command in the MIMSYNCH member, the output is sent to the system log.
• You also can issue the DISPLAY command from any console or TSO session.
• You can specify several operands for ICMF on the same DISPLAY command (for example, DISPLAY ICMF INIT SYSTEMS). ICMF operands cannot be mixed with operands from other CA MIM facilities, such as GCMF, on a single DISPLAY command.
• When you issue DISPLAY ICMF, you can truncate subsequent values to the first letter of the operand. For example, A for ALL and I for INIT.

Example: DISPLAY ICMF Command

To display information for ICMF initialization and operating values, issue the following command:

DISPLAY ICMF ALL