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Command Enhancements

The following enhancements have been made to existing commands.

TCPALERT

Displays the TCP exception alerts.

Syntax

TCPALERT	< WARNing      | NORMal   >
		< THRESH       | ALL      >
		< DETAIL         | SUMMARY  >
		< STATS          | NOSTATS  >
		< DESC           | NODESC   >
		< ACK              | NOACK    >
		< NOXSData    | XSData   >
		< NOXSYStem | XSYStem  >

		< NAME          name     >

		< RESource      resource >
		< RSCE          resource >
		< ARGument      resource >

		< ID            id       >
		< GROUP         group    >
		< SUBGroup      subgroup >
		< SUMMGRP       summgrp  >

New syntax parameters

• SUMMGRP summgrp - Limit the display to only those entries with corresponding value in the SummGrp field.

New data fields

• SummGrp - The summarization group ID.

TCPMON

Displays the TCP/IP monitor definitions.

The command has been enhanced to support the library concatenation.

Changed subcommand syntax parameters:

Export definitions to a specific member of a data set.

Syntax:

EXPORT   member
                dsname(member)

Parameters and descriptions

• member - The name of the member to be saved.
• dsname - The data set name where the specified member is saved.

  The data set name can be specified as a fully qualified data set name or using one of the following special keywords.

Keywords and descriptions

• USER - Use the optional data set name that you defined in the user profile for the library type PARMLIB.

  Example: USER(member)

• SITE - Use the optional site PARMLIB date set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV.

  Example: SITE(member)

• SYSTEM - Use the system PARMLIB data set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV.

  Example: SYSTEM(member)

• SITESYSTEM|* - Use the optional site PARMLIB data set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV. If the site data set has not been defined, use the system PARMLIB data set name.

  Example:

  SITESYSTEM(member)
                     *(member)
  

TCPSTATE

Displays TCP/IP state definitions.

The command has been enhanced to support the library concatenation.

Changed subcommand syntax parameters:

Export definitions to a specific member of a data set.

Syntax:

EXPORT   member
                dsname(member)

Parameters and descriptions

• member - The name of the member to be saved.
• dsname - The data set name where the specified member is saved.

  The data set name can be specified as a fully qualified data set name or using one of the following special keywords.

Keywords and descriptions

• USER - Use the optional data set name that you defined in the user profile for the library type PARMLIB.

  Example: USER(member)

• SITE - Use the optional site PARMLIB date set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV.

  Example: SITE(member)

• SYSTEM - Use the system PARMLIB data set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV.

  Example: SYSTEM(member)

• SITESYSTEM|* - Use the optional site PARMLIB data set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV. If the site data set has not been defined, use the system PARMLIB data set name.

  Example:

  SITESYSTEM(member)
                     *(member)
  

TCPTHRSH

Displays TCP/IP threshold definitions.

The command has been enhanced to support the library concatenation.

Changed subcommand syntax parameters:

Export definitions to a specific member of a data set.

Syntax:

EXPORT   member
                dsname(member)

Parameters and descriptions

• member - The name of the member to be saved.
• dsname - The data set name where the specified member is saved.

  The data set name can be specified as a fully qualified data set name or using one of the following special keywords.

Keywords and descriptions

• USER - Use the optional data set name that you defined in the user profile for the library type PARMLIB.

  Example: USER(member)

• SITE - Use the optional site PARMLIB date set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV.

  Example: SITE(member)

• SYSTEM - Use the system PARMLIB data set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV.

  Example: SYSTEM(member)

• SITESYSTEM|* - Use the optional site PARMLIB data set that is defined in the system configuration options parmlib member GSVXSYSV. If the site data set has not been defined, use the system PARMLIB data set name.

  Example:

  SITESYSTEM(member)
                     *(member)