Commands Enhanced for the z/OS Component

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Commands Enhanced for the z/OS Component

The following enhancements have been made to existing commands:

ABENDX

Displays the Abend exits.

New data fields:

ALET - The ALET associated with the parameter address for an exit you defined with ESTAEX. The ALET is blank when the exit amode equals 64. In this case, the parameter address is 64 bits and ALET is not provided.
AM - The exit amode. Values can be 24, 31, or 64.
ASC - The exit ASC mode. Values can be PRI or AR.
SpieOv - This value is SPIEOV when the macro that specified the exit has SPIEOVERRIDE=YES. Otherwise, it is blank.

ACTSUM

Displays the job activity summary.

New data fields:

Slot% -
Indicates the Slot percent in use.

ASPERF

Address space performance.

Syntax:

ASPERF  < XSYStem | NOXSYStem >

    < XSData  | NOXSData  >
    < JOBName   jobname   >

New syntax parameters:

JOBName - Limit the display to only those entries with a corresponding value in the Jobname field.

Renamed data fields:

New name: XSSystem
The field XSystem was renamed to XSSystem, which is the system name of the origin of the data. The home system name is highlighted.

CPU

Displays CPU information. The command has been enabled for cross system data.

New syntax parameters:

XSdata, XSystem, NOXSdata, NOXSystem - Controls whether cross system data collection is forced on or off for this execution. The XSDATA profile setting is used when none of these keywords are specified. The use of any of these keywords does not alter the XSDATA profile setting.

DASD

Displays the DASD units. The command has been enabled for cross system data.

MTT

Master Trace Table

New data fields:

RouteCodes - The route codes that are associated with the message.
Note: The route code information available for the Master Trace Table messages includes only route codes 1 through 56. The full range of route codes are 1 through 128.
Flags - Message processing flags. The following values are valid:
- AN - Automation not required.
- AQ - Automation is required.
- AR - Automation requested.
- BC - Message is broadcasted to all consoles.
- BH - Message bypassed hardcopy.
- CI - Change 4-byte cons id.
- CK - Change retrieval key.
- CT - Change message type.
- DC - DESC= values changed.
- DL - Message was deleted.
- FA - Message flood automation processed the message.
- FH - Message is forced to hardcopy.
- FO - Message is forced to hardcopy only.
- HO - Message is issued as hardcopy only.
- IC - The console ID to which the message was queued, was changed.
- IR - Message is not processed because of an incompatible request.
- ML - Minor lines processed.
- NB - Message was not broadcasted.
- NX - No user exit serviced the message.
- QC - Message queued to a specific console.
- QR - Message queued by route codes only.
- RC - ROUTCDE values changed.
- SM - Message suppression by MPF or message flood automation.
- SO - MPF suppression was overridden.
- SS - Message suppression by a subsystem.
- SX - WTO user exit suppressed the Message.
- TC - Message text changed.
- XA - User exit abend during message processing.
- XN - User exit request not to retain this message.
- XR - User exit request to retain this message.

New line commands:

Reply - Invokes the MTT REPLY screen which displays the selected WTOR message and provides an input field for supplying a reply to the WTOR message. For more information, see the MTT REPLY screen. The REPLY line command is only valid when the first character in the "Type" field is "U" or "W".
Log - Invokes the SYSLOG command positioning the SYSLOG display at the date and time the WTOR was issued.

MOBJECTS

Memory objects summary

New information section fields:

LFASize, Reconfig - The Large Frame Area (LFAREA) reconfigurable size.
NonReconfig - The Large Frame Area (LFAREA) nonreconfigurable size.

New data fields:

LFAUsed - Indicates the percentage of the large frame area (LFAREA) that this address space uses.
LPCnt - Indicates the count of large page memory objects that are allocated.
LRCnt - Indicates the count of large page memory objects that are backed in the real storage.

MONITOR

Displays monitor definitions

New syntax:

MONITOR  < ADDLINE | NOADDLINE >

ADDLINE

Displays the "?Add" line.

NOADDLINE

Does not display the "?Add" line.

PARTINFO

Partition information. The command has been enabled for cross system data.

PARTINFO <options>

New syntax parameters:

XSdata, XSystem, NOXSdata, NOXSystem - Controls whether cross-system data collection is forced on or off for this execution. The use of any of these keywords does not alter the XSDATA profile setting.
Default: XSDATA

PPT

Program Properties Table

ADD     pgmname options

REPLACE pgmname options

New subcommand parameters:

CRPG - The program is critical to Hyperswap operation and does not allow any of its pages to be stolen.

New data fields:

CRPG - The program is critical to Hyperswap operation and does not allow any of its pages to be stolen.

PRISM

PR/SM and LPAR information. The command has been enabled for cross system data.

PRISM <options>

New syntax parameters:

XSdata, XSystem, NOXSdata, NOXSystem - Controls whether cross-system data collection is forced on or off for this execution. The use of any of these keywords does not alter the XSDATA profile setting.
Default: XSDATA

STATES

State definition

New syntax:

STATES < ADDLINE | NOADDLINE >

ADDLINE

Displays the "?Add" line.

NOADDLINE

Does not display the "?Add" line.

SYSTEMS

Displays the Systems Overview menu.

Syntax:

SYSTEMS <ALL|CURRENT|HOME|SSID|RELEASE|BOTH>

New syntax parameters:

SSID - Display information from all systems that are reachable through the CAICCI communication network. The SSID matches the SSID of the current session and any release.
RELEASE - Display information from all systems that are reachable through the CAICCI communication network. The release matches the release of the current session and any SSID.
BOTH - Display information from all systems that are reachable through the CAICCI communication network. The SSID and release matches the SSID and release of the current session.

New data fields:

The following fields show the status of the various <product name> options and components: BASE, CAPTURE, CEAPM, CHORUS, CICS, DATACOM, DB2, HCHECK, IMS, MIM, MQSERIES, MVS, ROSCOE, SERVER, TCPIP, USS, XSYSTEM. Each of the fields can have the following values:
- blank - The feature was not requested or its status cannot be determined.
- DISABLED - The feature was requested but is disabled and was not authorized for use.
- ENABLED - The feature was requested and is enabled for use.
These field names correspond to the following system configuration options:
- BASE - Option-BASE
- CAPTURE - Option-Event-Capture
- CEAPM - Option-CEAPM
- CHORUS - Option-CHORUS
- CICS - Option-CICS
- DATACOM - Option-DATACOM
- DB2 - Component-DB2
- HCHECK - Component-Health-Check
- IMS - Option-IMS
- MIM - Component-MIM
- MQSERIES - Option-WebSphereMQ
- MVS - Option-MVS
- ROSCOE - Component-ROSCOE
- SERVER - Option-Server
- TCPIP - Option-TCPIP
- USS - Component-USS
- XSYSTEM - Component-XSYSTEM

THRESH

Threshold definitions

New syntax:

THRESH < ADDLINE | NOADDLINE >

ADDLINE

Displays the "?Add" line.

NOADDLINE

Does not display the "?Add" line.

UDIRTREE

USS directory tree structure. You can interrupt the command using ATTN (or PA1 if using the VTAM interface).

New data fields:

Lvl - The level of the directory relative to the top directory requested.
RetCode - If the Message field is not blank then this field contains the return code from the failing z/OS UNIX System Service routine.
RsnCode - If the Message field is not blank then this field contains the reason code from the failing z/OS UNIX System Service routine.
ModName - If the Message field is not blank then this field contains the failing z/OS UNIX System Service module name.
SvcName - If the Message field is not blank then this field contains the failing z/OS UNIX System Service service name.

Renamed data fields:

Renamed Directory-Tree to DirectoryTree.

New subcommands:

OPTIONS - The following list explains the valid OPTIONS <opts> parameter values. Any number of the values can be specified in any order. The current settings of all options are always displayed in response to the OPTIONS subcommand.
- INDENT4, INDENT3, INDENT2 - Controls the number of indentation positions for each new directory level in the directory tree display field.
- NOGrid, Grid - Controls the display of the background grid in the directory tree display field.
- EXTRact - Requests that the current option settings be extracted into a TSO CLIST or REXX exec variable. The created or updated variable is named SYSV_OPTIONS_UDIRTREE. This keyword is only valid when the product is running under a TSO CLIST or REXX EXEC. EXTRACT can be specified alone or in combination with any other OPTIONS keywords.

UFILESYS

USS-mounted file systems

This command has been enabled for cross-system data.

New line commands:

SP - Selects the file system detail display and prints the results.

ULISTDIR

USS List Directory

New line commands:

SP - Selects the directory entry detail display and prints the results.

New data fields:

ShLb - Shared library indicator.
AACL - Access ACL (Access Control List) indicator.
DACL - Directory model ACL (Access Control List) indicator.
FACL - File model ACL (Access Control List) indicator.
SecLabel - The SecLabel.
CCSID - Coded character set identifier.
Txt - A text file.

New Rows added:

Shared library
Access ACL exists
Directory model ACL exists
File model ACL exists
SecLabel
Coded character set ID
Text file flag

UPROCESS

USS processes

New line commands:

SP - Selects the process detail display and prints the results.

VARS

z/OS monitor variables.

New data fields:

TSF - Specifies if the variable metric is eligible for Time Series Facility processing.

WMSYSSUM

WLM system summary

New data fields:

GoalType - Goal type. Possible values are:
- RESPPCT - Response time percent
- RESPAVG - Response time average
- VELOCITY - Velocity
- DISCRETE - Discrete
- SYSTEM - System

WTOR

WTO reply required messages

New line commands:

Reply - Invokes the WTOR REPLY screen which displays the selected WTOR message and provides an input field for supplying a reply to the WTOR message. For more information, see the WTOR REPLY screen.