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Guidelines for Using the OPSLOG DISPLAY Command

Follow these guidelines when you issue the DISPLAY command:

• There are numerous possible values for keyword described in the tables that follow. In these tables, you will notice that some keywords are shown in all uppercase characters, while others are shown in combinations of uppercase and lowercase characters. When you issue the DISPLAY command with any of its keywords, you must enter all of the characters that are shown in uppercase. If a keyword is shown in a combination of uppercase and lowercase characters, you need to enter only those characters that are shown in uppercase.

  For example, if you want to view the address space ID that generated an event, you could issue the DISPLAY command by entering D A, D AS, D ASI, D ASID, DISP A, DISPLAY AS, and so on.

• If you are not sure which keywords are available, enter the DISPLAY command with no keywords. Doing so causes a selection panel that lists all of the valid column names to appear.
• Upon entry to OPSLOG Browse, the column settings are those that you used the last time. If this is the first time you have ever entered OPSLOG Browse, the Time value is the only data value that appears for each event.
• The maximum number of keywords you may specify for the DISPLAY command at any one time is 14. Although you may select up to 14 columns of information for display, the total width of those columns must be small enough to permit at least 10 characters of the event text to be visible on the panel.
• When you issue the DISPLAY command, the extra data you request appears in columns on the far-left side of the OPSLOG Browse panel. As a result, the event text is displaced to the right.
• The extra columns of data that you request with the DISPLAY command do not scroll left or right, only the event text does.
• If you want to view the events without any extra data columns, issue the DISPLAY command with the NONE keyword.

More information:

How to View a List of All Possible OPSLOG Columns