Listing screen spaces

The SCRN immediate command lists screen spaces in main storage and in the disk data sets pointed to by the RKOIPCSV and RKOIPROC DD statements.

You can use arguments to limit the list to just screens in main storage or to just screens on disk. You can also limit the list to a range of screen space names, or use a wildcard character to list just screen spaces whose names begin with specific characters. See the IBM® OMEGAMON for IMS on z/OS®: Realtime Commands Reference for details about the SCRN immediate command.

The following figure shows a typical default screen space listing. OMEGAMON® for IMS organizes the list by data set, with in-storage screens first, followed by RKOIPCSV, then each data set in the RKOIPROC concatenation.
Figure 1. Default screen space listing
>SCRNB  $         thru  99999999                                               
>  In-storage screen facility        5 members      756 bytes used             
>      #01      #02      #03      SAMPLE   VSAM  
>  RKOIPCSV              TDIMST.I5420SMP.IP10.I91C.RKOIPCSV                    
>      #01      SAMPLE   VSAM                                                               
>  RKOIPROC              TDIMST.I5420SMP.IP10.I91C.RKOIPCSV                    
>      #01      SAMPLE   VSAM                                                               
>  RKOIPROC+01           TDIMST.I5420SMP.IP10.RKOIPROC                         
>      #01      #02      #03      #04      #05      #06      #07      #08      
>      #09      #10      #11      #13      #14      #15      #16      #17      
>      #18      #19      #20      #21      #22      #23      A        AD       
>      ADA      ADADA    ADADB    ADADC    ADADD    ADADE    ADADF    ADADG    
>      ADADH    ADB      ADBDA    ADBDB    ADBDC    ADBDD    ADBDE    ADBDF    
>      ADBDG    ADC      ADCDA    ADCDB    ADCDC    ADCDD    B        BD       
>      BDA      BDB      BDC      BDD      C        CD       CDA      CDADA    
>      CDADB    CDADC    CDADD    CDADE    CDB      CDBDA    CDBDB    CDBDC    
>      CDC      CDCDA    CDCDB    CDCDC    CDCDD    CDD      CDDDA    CDDDB    
>      CDDDC    CDDDD    CDDDE    CDDDF    CDDDG    CDE      CDEDA    CDEDB    
>      CDEDC    CDEDD    CDEDE    CDEDF    CDEDG    CDEDH    CDEDI    CDEDJ