DISPLAY configuration command

You can use the DISPLAY command to display configuration information about services, service lists, user-specific configurations, and global configuration parameters.

Displaying all configuration information

You can display all configuration information for a Classic data server with the following DISPLAY command:

DISPLAY,CONFIG,ALL

During startup of the Classic data server, the contents of the configuration file are written to the first entry in the diagnostic log for the Classic data server.

Displaying service information

You can display configuration information about a specific service with the following DISPLAY command:

DISPLAY,CONFIG,SERVICE=servicename

Example

To display all configuration parameters in the service named CAPTURE, issue the following command:

DISPLAY,CONFIG,SERVICE=CAPTURE

Displaying user-specific configuration information

You can display user-specific configuration information about a specific user configuration, a specific user, or all users with the following DISPLAY commands.

Display a user-specific configuration for the specified service:
```
DISPLAY,CONFIG,USER=userid,SERVICE=servicename
```
Example
To display all parameters in user configuration for USER1 and service CACSAMP, issue the following command:
```
DISPLAY,CONFIG,USER=USER1,SERVICE=CACSAMP 
```
Display all user-specific configurations across all services that contain the specified user ID:
```
DISPLAY,CONFIG,USER=userid,SERVICE=ALL
```
Example
To display all parameters in all user configurations for USER1, issue the following command:
```
DISPLAY,CONFIG,USER=USER1,SERVICE=ALL
```
Display all user-specific configurations across all services:
```
DISPLAY,CONFIG,USER=ALL
```

Parameters

servicename: The name of the service to display. To display global parameters, specify GLOBAL as the service name.
userid: The user ID of the user-specific configuration.