DSNU862I DISPLAY AVAILABLE UTILITIES. MAP: bit-map

Explanation

This message is the end-result of a DIAGNOSE DISPLAY AVAILABLE control statement. It displays the utilities that are available on this subsystem. The message contains a machine-readable bit-map, and precedes a table of utility names. They are two representations of the same information. An available utility is represented by the utility name that appears in the table and a "1" in the corresponding bit position in the bit-map. An unavailable utility is represented by a blank table entry and a "0" in the corresponding bit position in the bit-map.

Utilities may be unavailable if separately-priced features JDB771K and/or JDB771M are not installed, or installed improperly.

The table position and bit position are fixed for any given utility, and maintenance cannot alter them. Bit positions correspond to table entries when you read the table across each row, left to right, starting with the top row. For example, bit 1 corresponds to CATMAINT, bit 2 to CHECK, and bit 9 to OPTIONS.

The following example shows the partial output of this message. Due to space constraints, the sample has been truncated and broken into two rows. The actual table contains eight columns of identity names, and will display all eight columns horizontally across:

DSNU862I  DSNUDIAG - DISPLAY AVAILABLE UTILITIES.
  MAP: 111111111111111111111110000000000000
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|CATMAINT |CHECK    |COPY     |DIAGNOSE |LISTDEF|
|OPTIONS  |QUIESCE  |REBUILD  |RECOVER  |REORG  |
|STOSPACE |TEMPLATE |UNLOAD   |COPYTOCOP|EXEC   |
|         |         |         |         |       |
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|LOAD     |MERGE    |COPY     |MODIFY   |       |
|REPAIR   |REPORT   |RUNSTATS |         |       |
|BACKUP   |RESTORE  |         |         |       |
|         |         |         |         |       |
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