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))
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