A dataspace is an operating system address space, apart from a CICS® or OMEGAMON for CICS (3270) address space. It is not a job
and is used solely for storage of data.
To display dataspace storage associated with any CICS region within the same CEC
as the currently monitored CICS,
select the Dataspace Display option (H) on the Utilities menu or enter
fast path U.H from any panel. The following
Display Dataspace Storage panel is displayed.
This panel displays the required syntax and an example.
Enter the required information, as shown in the model, after the -SLST statement.
You must specify the type of display format, the CICS region jobname ($ indicates the currently
monitored CICS), the dataspace
name, the starting address of storage, and the amount of storage in
hexadecimal bytes that you want to display.
To scan for a specified
string within dataspace storage associated with any CICS region within the same CEC as the currently
monitored CICS, select the
Dataspace Scan option (I) on the Utilities menu or enter fast path U.I from
any panel. The Scan Dataspace Storage panel is displayed in the following
figure:
This panel shows the required syntax. Enter the information
required, as shown in the model, after the -SSCN statement.
You must specify the type of display format, the CICS region jobname ($ indicates the currently
monitored region), the dataspace name, the starting storage address,
the hexadecimal or character string for which you want to search,
the amount of storage to scan, and the number of bytes to display
when the string is found.
To modify dataspace storage associated
with any CICS region on the
same CEC as the currently monitored CICS,
select the Dataspace Zap option (J) on the Utilities menu or enter
fast path U.J from any panel. The Modify
Dataspace Storage panel is displayed in the following figure.
Note: Perform
this option with care in order to insure the integrity of the data
stored in the dataspace.
This panel displays the required syntax. Follow the instructions
for entering the necessary parameters. As shown in the model, enter
the required information following the -SZAP statement.
You must specify the CICS region
name ($ indicates the currently monitored region), the dataspace name,
the beginning storage address of the memory to modify, the current
hexadecimal value in that location for verification, and the hexadecimal
value which replaces the current verified value.
You can list
dataspaces associated with any CICS region
on the same CEC as the currently monitored CICS as well as dataspaces associated with the
common interface. Select the Dataspace List option (K) on the Utilities
menu or enter fast path U.K from any panel.
The following List Dataspaces panel is displayed.
This panel lists the dataspaces associated with the CICS
region being monitored, followed by the dataspaces associated with the OMEGAMON for CICS (3270) common interface. For each
dataspace, this panel shows the following fields:
Name
Name of the dataspace.
Type
Type of storage, which can be BasicCentral, expanded, or disk storage. CacheCentral or
expanded storage.
Owning Task
Name of the task that created the dataspace followed by the address of the TCB for the
creating task.
Current Size
Current amount of storage used
by the dataspace.
Maximum Size
Maximum amount of storage allocated for the dataspace.
To list dataspaces associated with another CICS region, replace the current CICS jobname with the new CICS jobname and press Enter.