Valid on z/OS and z/VM.
Use the STATUS control option to display the current settings of various control options.
In z/VM, this control option has the following format, meaning you can specify only the command (without options):
TSS MODIFY(STATUS)
In z/OS, you can list options in any order, and the output is presented according to the order that you used.
The TSS MODIFY(STATUS) command can include a single option to display only that information or to acquire information not set in the STATUS control option. For example, TSS MODIFY(STATUS(JES)) includes a single specified option to show JES information.
All entry methods are accepted.
In z/OS, this control option has the following format:
STATUS(option)
The following options are available:
Shows base system and miscellaneous control options. FEATURES is an extension of BASE that displays MAX_ACID_SIZE, RDT2BYTE, NEW_PASSWORD, and VSAM_SDT.
Shows CPF-related control options and displays the current settings for CPFNODES.
Note: NDT CPFNODE definitions override control option settings for CPFNODES. The CPF option provides all the CPF-related status information that CPFSTATUS formerly provided.
Shows facility modes.
Shows JES‑related control options.
Shows LDS-related fields.
Shows password‑related control options.
Shows password phrase control options.
Includes statistics control options in the output.
Shows sysplex-related data.
Includes the system version in the output.
The default is:
STATUS(BASE,JES,PASSWORD,FACMODE,CPF,SYSPLEX)
You can change the default by specifying STATUS(option,option,...) in your PARMFILE.
Example: Display CPF Control Option Information
This example determines complete information about the various CPF control options (as well as the current status of CPF and the nodes defined to it):
TSS MODIFY(STATUS(CPF))
Example: Display Sysplex-Related Data
This example generates a display of sysplex-related data:
TSS MODIFY(STATUS(SYSPLEX))
The output of the TSS MODIFY(STATUS) command has headers in both upper and mixed case. Any header in mixed case denotes information not set by a control option but rather derived from the system.
The following details status values returned in the STATUS field:
Connection to the remote node is active.
Connection to the remote node is inactive.
The Journal file on the remote node has been defined.
The Journal file on the remote node has not been defined.
No commands have been sent to the remote nodes yet. After the first is sent, PRE50 will no longer appear.
Indicates attempts are being made to re‑establish the connection to the remote node.
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