The SPI keyword equivalents for CEMT INQUIRE and SET are:
System parameters.
Automatic installation of terminals.
Indicates whether auxiliary trace is active, which auxiliary data set traces are active and whether on not auxiliary trace data sets are open or closed.
Contains the four‑character "sysid" used in the TCT (Terminal Control Table) for Intersystem Communication (ISC) or Inter‑region Communication (IRC).
The control unit associated with a terminal.
The eight‑character name used in the FCT (File Control Table).
The eight‑character name used for DL/I (DDIR control block).
Indicates whether the dump data set is opened or closed.
Selects system dump.
Identifies the batch job sharing data with CICS for batch regions connected to CICS via IRC (Inter‑region communication).
Indicates whether the IRC facility is active.
The journal number.
The name of any line terminal.
The eight‑character name for a group of sessions.
The name defining the remote system to the network.
Indicates whether program isolation trace is active.
The eight‑character program name defined in the PPT (Program Control Table).
Indicates the four‑character queue name used in the DCT (Destination Control Table).
Indicates the number of the task identifier.
Indicates the class to which the task belongs.
The four‑character terminal used in the TCT (Terminal Control Table).
Indicates whether the trace is active.
The four‑character transaction name used in the PCT (Program Control Table).
The six‑character volume serial number.
Indicates a connection with CICS.
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