Displaying maps

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Displaying all maps is useful to make sure that maps are created correctly.

Procedure

  1. Return to the IMS Mapping Options panel and select Display IMS DB DBD Maps from the menu and press Enter.
    The system displays the DBD maps. For more information about the available line commands and column descriptions, see the following sections.
  2. Return to the IMS Mapping Options panel and select Display IMS DB PSB Maps from the menu and press Enter.
    For more information about the available line commands and column descriptions see the following sections.
  3. Return to the IMS Mapping Options panel and select Display IMS DB COBOL/PLI Extract Maps from the menu. Press Enter.
    The system displays the PSB maps.
    These examples show the information that displays for existing data maps. Use the LEFT and RIGHT scroll commands (or PF keys) to shift between them.
    • Available Commands

      This program supports all four scrolling commands (UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT) and their PF key equivalents or scroll bar equivalents.

      It also supports the primary SORT and LOCATE commands and the following line commands:

      Line commands Description
      D Disables the map causing it to be unavailable for use.
      E Enables the map for use.
      K Deletes a map, also making it unavailable for use.
      P Prints the associated control block for the selected row.
      S Displays the associated control block for the selected row.
      X Displays map elements for the selected row.
    • Column names

      The following table describes each column name on the ISPF panels and provides a sort name (if available).

      Column names Description Sort name
      STRUCTURE NAME The member names in the map data set. NAME
      TYPE One of the following types of structure:
      • ADABAS
      • Input
      • Output
      • Screen
      • LPTBL
      • Header
      • USER
      		 TYPE
      STATUS Status of this map (Enabled, Disabled, or Deleted) STATUS
      LANGUAGE Language type this map was generated from (for example, Adabas, COBOL, DB2, Natural, VSAM). Determined at the time of the extract. The extracted map is independent of language type. LANGUAGE
      AT Attachments (OPDWs) present in the map (Yes/No) AT
      MODIFICATION DATE TIME The date and time the map was modified. Used only for informational purposes. DATE
      USER ID The user ID of the map creator. Used only for informational purposes. USERID
      CREATION DATASET The data set that the map was extracted from. DATASET