LIST (NCCF)

Purpose of Command

The NCCF LIST command gives information about your NetView® session, including the current primary and backup focal points.

Operand Descriptions

ASSIGN

Lists message assignments or operators assigned to groups.

AUTH

Lists unsolicited and authorized message assignments.

COPY

Lists solicited message assignments.

GROUP

Lists the operators assigned to all groups defined by the ASSIGN command.

OP=operid|ALL

Specifies the operator ID of an operator for which an assignment was made. ALL is the default.

You can use this keyword only with ASSIGN=AUTH, ASSIGN=COPY, and ASSIGN=GROUP. This keyword causes LIST ASSIGN to list only the assignments that contain the indicated operator ID. Groups are not resolved in listing message assignments (LIST ASSIGN=AUTH or LIST ASSIGN=COPY). If the operator specified on the OP operand is assigned to a group and that group is assigned to a msgid, that msgid is not included in a list of message assignments. For example, if you enter LIST ASSIGN=AUTH,OP=OPER1, you receive a list of the authorized message assignments that contain OPER1.

You can designate sets of operators by specifying a prefix followed by a #. The assignments for all the operids that begin with the characters preceding the # are displayed. For example, if you enter LIST ASSIGN=COPY,OP=OPER#, you receive a list of the COPY assignments for all messages assigned to operators whose operids begin with OPER.

MSGID=message_id|ALL

Specifies the message identifier for which an assignment was made. ALL is the default.

You can use this keyword only with ASSIGN=AUTH or ASSIGN=COPY. This keyword causes LIST ASSIGN to list only the assignment for the indicated message_id. If you specify a prefix followed by an asterisk (*), you receive a list of the assignments for the specified character string. The asterisk is not a wildcard because of its use with the ASSIGN command. For example, if you enter LIST ASSIGN=COPY,MSGID=IST*, you receive a list of the copy assignment for IST*, but not for all messages beginning with IST.

You can designate sets of messages by specifying a prefix followed by a #. The assignments for all the message_ids that begin with the characters preceding the # are displayed. For example, if you enter LIST ASSIGN=AUTH,MSGID=IST#, you receive a list of the authorized message assignments for all message_ids that begin with IST.

GROUP=groupid|ALL

Specifies the group identifier for which an assignment was made. ALL is the default. See the ASSIGN command for more information.

You can use this keyword only with ASSIGN=GROUP. This keyword causes LIST ASSIGN=GROUP to list only the group assignment for the specified group.

You can designate sets of groups by specifying a prefix followed by a #. The assignments for all the groupids that begin with the characters preceding the # are displayed.

CLIST=clist_name

Is the name (member name or synonym name) of the command list you want displayed. If this CLIST is loaded in storage by LOADCL, the in-storage CLIST is displayed. If not, the NetView program reads the CLIST from the DSICLD library. A header line indicates whether the CLIST was found in storage or on disk. If you want to read the CLIST from DSICLD, use BROWSE.

CONNSEC

Displays information related to the TCP/IP stacks from which connection security information is being collected. For each stack, LIST CONNSEC displays a data line that provides details about the stack, which is followed by the KEEP filtering lines that are associated with the stack in the CNMSTYLE member. The format of the data line is as follows:

CONNSEC TCPNAME: tname TASKID: tname
STATUS: ACTIVE|INACTIVE

The variables in the data line are as follows:

CONNSEC TCPNAME: tname

The TCP/IP name of the stack.

TASKID: tname

The name of the autotask responsible for collecting connection data for the stack as defined by the TCPCONN DEFINE command or the FUNCTION.AUTOTASK.CONNSEC CNMSTYLE statement.

STATUS: ACTIVE|INACTIVE

The status of the connection. The possible values are as follows:

ACTIVE

Data collection is currently running.

INACTIVE

Data collection is not currently running, and no TCP/IP connection data is available for queries.

CZFILTER

Displays a report of the names of CANZLOG filters that are available for reference in the BROWSE command. You can also create additional named filters using the CANZLOG command.

DEFAULTS

Lists the NetView system defaults and the number of memory dumps taken for storage overlay or control block overwrite conditions (DMPTAKEN).

DSILOG

Displays the status of the network log.

DST=dstname

Displays the outstanding data services task (DST) requests. The identifier of the operator who made the request, the DST request number, the step sequence number, and an indicator for the last DST request are displayed.

Note: For DSIUDST, the level of security is also displayed.

OP=*|ALL|PPT|operid

Lists operators having DST or timer requests. Valid parameters are:

*

Lists DST or timer requests for your own operator ID. If you do not specify OP, this is the default.

ALL

Lists all operators having the DST or timer request specified.

operid

Lists only requests for the named operator and DST or timer request. You can specify operid even if the operator is not currently logged on.

PPT

Lists the primary program operator interface task (PPT) timer requests.

FOCPT

Displays the status focal points. The FOCALPT QUERY command provides support for all focal point categories including user-defined categories. The FOCALPT QUERY command also displays the backup focal point names.

hclname

Is the name of the hardcopy log device whose status you want displayed.

IPADDR

Displays a list of the spans that include the specified IP address from the NetView span table. If the IP address is not defined to any spans, a value of NONE is displayed in place of the list of spans. In this case, the IP address can still be valid and access authority exists if the operator has CTL=GENERAL or CTL=GLOBAL authority. The value of IPADDR cannot contain wildcard characters. An asterisk (*) or question mark (?) character is used literally. An IP address is also a resource except that this IP address changes to a standard format before span checking is performed (if necessary). The IPADDR value can be an IPv4 or an IPv6 address. See the IBM Z® NetView Security Reference for a description of the IP address standard format.

KEY=

Lists PF and PA key definitions.

ALL

Lists all the PF and PA key definitions. A message is given for keys that have not yet been set.

PAkey

Gives you the individual PA key settings. The key can be from 1 to 3.

PFkey

Gives you the individual PF key settings. The key can be from 1 to 24.

Note: The response to a LIST KEY command is a multiline message. The message ID of the first message in this multiline message is DSI606I.

APPL

Specifies the application for which you want PF or PA key settings listed.

ALL

Lists PF/PA key settings for all applications.

applid

Lists PF/PA key settings for a specific application. The name must be 1-8 alphanumeric characters, and can contain @, # and $. The following NetView applications provide default PF and PA key settings:

• log browse (LBROWSE)
• member browse (MBROWSE)
• NCCF
• NLDM
• NPDA
• STATMON
• WINDOW
• DISPFK

Other applications using the first parameter on the VIEW command to specify an application name, such as MAINMENU and ACTION command lists, might have PF key settings, which can be displayed. To display default key settings, use applid NETVIEW. To list default keys for VIEW command output panels, use applid VIEW.

If applid is omitted, the default is the current application, or if the current application is neither one of the previous key settings nor an applid specified by DSIPSS, the default is NCCF.

Note: Because keys are arranged in a hierarchy (specific applid, VIEW and NETVIEW), it is useful to know which key definitions exist at the different levels. For this reason, the application for which a given key was set (SET-APPL) and the setting for that key are displayed. VIEW default keys are listed for applid VIEW, application IDs for which the VIEW keyword was specified in the last SET, and for VIEW applications which have been started.

MEMSTAT=*|ddname|membername

Displays information about members such as whether it is loaded in storage, storage size of the member, number of times accessed or "hits", date and time member was loaded, and what task loaded the member.

*

Lists all members indicated by the OP operand.

ddname

Lists all members in the specified DDNAME. See the BROWSE command for a list of valid DDNAMEs.

membername

If the value specified is not a DDNAME, the member is listed.

OP=*|ALL|PPT|operid|NONE|%

All members matching the MEMSTAT value are displayed if you do not specify this keyword.

*

Lists all members which match the MEMSTAT value. This is the default.

ALL

Lists all the loaded members.

PPT

Lists the members loaded by the PPT.

operid

Lists the members loaded by the named operator.

NONE

Lists the members not loaded.

%

Lists the members not loaded or loaded by the operator processing the LIST command (used by CLIST CNME1054).

MSG

Lists message assignments.

AUTH

Lists unsolicited and authorized message assignments.

COPY

Lists solicited message assignments.

operator_id

Displays current information for the specified operator. This information includes:

• The terminal name the operator is using
• The name of the hardcopy log being used
• The profile name being used
• The session status
• Whether the operator is eligible to be the authorized message receiver
• Whether the operator has specific, general, or global control
• Whether the operator has NMC administrator authority
• The default MVS™ console name
• The view security level being used for the operator
• The domain list
• The active span list

The active span list contains the access level at which the operator started the span. If OPERSEC=SAFDEF is in effect, the PROFILE field on the display has a value of N/A. If OPERSEC=SAFDEF was in effect when the operator logged on but is not currently in effect, the profile field on the display has a value of NONE.

*

An asterisk (*) in place of the operator_name indicates that you want your status to be displayed. You can also receive this information by specifying two single quotation marks (''). The information includes:

• Terminal name
• Name of the hardcopy log
• Profile name
• Session status
• Authorized message receiver
• Span of control (specific, general, or global)
• NetView management console administrator authority
• Default MVS console name
• View security level assigned
• Domain list
• Active span list

When the terminal is the NetView 3270 management console, the TCP/IP address of the console is also shown.

Your active span list contains the access level at which you started the span. If OPERSEC=SAFDEF is in effect, the PROFILE field on the display has a value of N/A. If OPERSEC=SAFDEF was in effect when you logged on but is not currently in effect, the profile field on the display has a value of NONE.

OPKT

Lists each TCP/IP stack name and associated autotask name depending upon the following definitions:

• The names specified with the PKTS DEFINE PSOURCE=OSA command. See the NetView online help for more information about the PKTS command.the PKTS command in the IBM Z NetView Command Reference Volume 2 (O-Z) for more information.
• The value defined with the FUNCTION.AUTOTASK.OPKT statement in the CNMSTYLE member. See the IBM Z NetView Administration Reference for more information.

OVERRIDE=opid

Lists the NetView system defaults, along with any defaults that have been changed for the specified operator using the OVERRIDE command. If you do not specify opid, the defaults for the operator issuing the LIST command are displayed.

PERSIST

Displays the status of all enabled PIPE PERSIST elements.

PKTS

Lists each TCP/IP stack name and associated autotask name defined by the PKTS DEFINE command or the FUNCTION.AUTOTASK.PKTS statement in the CNMSTYLE member. The format of each data line is as follows:

PKTS TCPNAME: tname  TASKID: tname  
                     STATUS: ACTIVE|INACTIVE|DORMANT  GTF: NO

The variables in the data line are as follows:

PKTS TCPNAME: tname

The name of the TCP/IP stack.

TASKID: tname

The name of the autotask responsible for collecting packet data for the stack, as defined by the PKTS DEFINE command or the FUNCTION.AUTOTASK.PKTS statement in the CNMSTYLE member.

STATUS: ACTIVE|INACTIVE|DORMANT

The status of the connection. The possible values are:

ACTIVE

The data collection is currently running.

INACTIVE

The data collection is not currently running, and no packet trace data is available for queries or purges.

DORMANT

The data collection is not currently running, but any previously collected data is still available for queries or purges. A connection can become dormant as a result of the PKTS STOPCOLL command or because of an error.

GTF: NO

The GTF tracing status of the connection. Currently, GTF tracing is not supported for packet data.

PRIORITY

Lists all NetView tasks and their priorities. The NetView priorities can be 0 - 9, where 0 is the highest priority. The tasks are listed in order of their priority, with the highest priority task listed first.

RESOURCE=rname

Displays a list of the spans that include the specified resource name from the NetView span table. If the resource name is not defined to any spans, NONE is displayed in place of the list of spans. In this case, the resource can still be valid, and access authority exists if the operator has CTL=GENERAL or CTL=GLOBAL authority. The value of rname cannot contain wildcard characters. An asterisk (*) or question mark (?) is used literally.

REXXENV

Displays the settings of the current REXX environment in which this LIST command is running. This parameter is valid only when the LIST command is issued from a REXX program or EXEC. The settings that are displayed are the same for any non data REXX environment that runs in the NetView address space.

REXXPARM

Displays the contents of the REXX parameters that are to be passed to the REXX interpreter when the NetView program initializes a REXX environment. This includes any settings from REXX.CMDENV and REXX.FUNCPKGLIST statements that are coded in the CNMSTYLE member; for more information about these CNMSTYLE statements, see the Administration Reference.

ROLL

Displays a list of components to which you can return to continue operation. Use either the ROLL or RESUME command to return to the active component.

SAFOP

Displays operator information stored in the requested segment in RACF® or other SAF product. The selected operator does not need to be logged on. The displayed information does not contain passwords.

*

Lists the information for the issuing operator.

opid

The name of the SAF operator whose USER class segment information is to be listed.

SEGMENT

Displays segment information for any operator by any authorized NetView operator.

BASE

Displays the SAF user RACF/base segment information.

LANGUAGE

Displays the SAF user Language segment information.

NETVIEW

Displays the SAF user NetView segment information.

OMVS

Displays the SAF user OMVS segment information.

SECOPTS

Displays a list of the security options, their current values, the date and time of the last update, and either the last operator ID to update the option or INITIALIZATION if the option has not been dynamically changed using the NetView REFRESH or DEFAULTS commands.

SPAN=span_name

Displays the resources and views from the NetView span table. If a resource or view name contains an asterisk (X'5C'), question mark (X'6F'), blank (X'40'), comma (X'6B'), or quotation mark (X'7F'), it is preceded by the escape character (").

STATUS

Displays the status of the specified operand. Valid operands are:

AMLUSESS

Displays all VTAM-LU sessions.

CANZLOG

Displays the numbers of messages that are collected for each of the various tag values and the message rate for the past minute. The following screen capture displays an example of what is displayed when LIST STATUS=CANZLOG is specified:

* D01NV    LIST STATUS=CANZLOG                                
' D01NV                                                       
CNM600I Canzlog status: Active                                
Total messages, this IPL: 3903                                
Average Message Rate, prior minute: 50                        
Buffering available for about 480 thousand messages           
Max storage: 512 megabytes                                    
Current storage: 128 megabytes                                
Stress level: 0                                               
Skip level: 5                                                 
Skip gap: 1                                                   
Data available from 08/19/18 06:20:32 at HLQ=XYZ01ABC
For system ABDEF7 archiving running at subsystem ABCD

CNMSESS

Displays all active communication network management (CNM) data sessions with your NetView program and the status of these sessions.

NNT

Displays all the NNT (NetView-NetView task) sessions.

OPS

Displays all the operator terminals known in this domain.

OPT

Displays all the active optional tasks.

SPANS

Displays a list of all the spans defined in the NetView span table.

TASKS

Displays all the tasks, except virtual OSTs (VOSTs), in your NetView system.

EXTEND=0|1

When EXTEND=1 is specified, the following are added:

MOD:

This is followed by the name of the module that runs the task.

VITAL:

This is followed by YES or NO, indicating whether the task is reinstated by the NetView program automatically if it fails. See the NCCF STOP command for more information.

Extend=0 is the default and leaves out these items.

RXENVCNT=NO|YES

When RXENVCNT=YES is specified, each NetView subtask list entry includes the count of REXX environments that is currently initialized (active or inactive) for that subtask, including any Data REXX environments, followed by its percentage of all NetView REXX environments in parentheses. The number of inactive environments can be up to the REXXENV value specified on the DEFAULTS/OVERRIDE commands. See DEFAULTS (NCCF) for information about the DEFAULTS command; for more detail on the OVERRIDE command, see IBM Z NetView Command Reference Volume 2 (O-Z). The main task (MNT) is the first entry in the list and shows the total number of REXX environments available to the NetView program followed by the total number of REXX environments in use by the NetView program. The percentage of REXX environments in use by the NetView program follows in parentheses.

Because virtual OSTs (VOSTs) are not included in this list, the number of REXX environments in use by any one VOST can be found by issuing a LIST STATUS=VOST command and then issuing a LIST vost_taskname command where vost_taskname is taken from the TASKNAME: value for the VOST entry of interest.

RXENVCNT=NO is the default and leaves out this item.

WLM=NO|YES

When WLM=YES is specified, each NetView subtask list entry includes either of the two following entries, starting in column 95:

SvcCls: Not Available

or

SvcCls: WLMserviceClassName

where WLMserviceClassName is the WLM service class assigned to the listed NetView subtask.

The Not Available string appears for inactive tasks or tasks that are not yet assigned a WLM service class. The 'Not Available' string also appears if the NetView program is not enabled for WLM services through the NetView WLM style statement.

WLM=NO is the default. If this default is used, the columns are blank.

TSOSERV

Displays all active TSO servers.

VOST

Displays all virtual OSTs (VOSTs) in your NetView system.

XCFGRPS

Returns a list of z/OS® XCF groups in which the NetView program participates. The following keywords are valid:

GROUP=group_name

Restricts output to the given group and its members. The name can be 1 - 8 characters in length.

If you specify DSIPLX*, the XCF group to which this NetView domain belongs is listed.

You can specify a wildcard character (*) for NetView DSIPLXxx groups (DSIPLX*). Specify DSIPLX* to list the NetView group regardless of the value of the XCF.GROUPNUM statement in the CNMSTYLE member, and if you are at the enterprise master, you can list all the NetView programs that forward data to the enterprise master.

MEMBER

Restricts output to the specified member. The name can be 1 - 16 characters in length. The MEMBER option can be specified only when the GROUP option is specified.

TASK=taskname

The name of the task whose status you want displayed. To determine the name of an optional task, use the LIST STATUS=OPT command. For operator tasks, use the LIST STATUS=OPS command.

For task DSIUDST, the level of security is displayed.

TCPCONN

Displays information related to the TCP/IP stacks being managed by the NetView program. For each stack, LIST TCPCONN displays a data line providing details about the stack, followed by the KEEP and DASD filtering lines associated with the stack in the CNMSTYLE member. The format of the data line is as follows:

TCPCONN TCPNAME: tname  TASKID: tname
     STATUS: ACTIVE|INACTIVE|DORMANT  GTF: YES|NO

The variables in the data line are as follows:

TCPCONN TCPNAME: tname

The TCP/IP name of the stack.

TASKID: tname

The name of the autotask responsible for collecting connection data for the stack, as defined by the TCPCONN DEFINE command or the FUNCTION.AUTOTASK.TCPCONN statement in the CNMSTYLE member.

STATUS: ACTIVE|INACTIVE|DORMANT

The status of the connection. The possible values are:

ACTIVE

Data collection is currently running.

INACTIVE

Data collection is not currently running, and no TCP/IP connection data is available for queries or purges.

DORMANT

Data collection is not currently running, but any previously collected data is still available for queries or purges. A connection can become dormant as a result of an error that causes data collection to stop.

GTF: YES|NO

The GTF tracing status of the connection.

terminal_name

Is the name of the terminal whose status you want displayed.

TIMER

Displays timer requests.

ALL

Displays all the pending timer requests, depending on the OP operand. If you do not specify the OP operand, all pending non-PPT timer elements that you entered are displayed.

reqname

Displays the status of the named timer request. The reqname is the optional name specified on the ID operand of the AT, AFTER, or EVERY command or generated by the system.

TRACE

Displays the options currently in effect for the TRACE command.

VIEW=vname

Displays a list of the spans that include the specified view name from the NetView span table. If the view name is not defined to span, NONE is displayed in place of the list of spans. In this case, the view might still be valid, and access authority exists if the operator has CTL=GENERAL or CTL=GLOBAL authority. The value of vname cannot contain wildcard characters. An asterisk (*) or question mark (?) is used literally.

Usage Notes

Return Codes

Return Code

Meaning

0

The operation was successful.

2

SAF segment data was not found or is not defined.

4

One of the following occurred:

• Syntax error
• Unknown name specified
• Not authorized to issue command

8

An internal error occurred.

Example: Displaying your SAF NETVIEW segment data

LIST SAFOP=*,SEGMENT=NETVIEW

* NTV8E    LIST SAFOP=*,SEGMENT=NETVIEW
' NTV8E
BNH176I Display of OPER1 SAF NETVIEW segment data.
         IC: LOGPROF1
   CONSNAME:
        CTL: GLOBAL
   MSGRECVR: NO
    OPCLASS: 2
    DOMAINS: NTVE9 NTVE8 NTVE7 NTVE6 NTVE5 NTVE4 NTVE3 NTVE2 NTVE1 NTV9E
             NTV6E NTV5E NTV4E NTV3E NTV2E NTV1E B01NV CNM99 CNM02 CNM01
   NGMFADMN: NO
   NGMFVSPN:

Example: Displaying SAF BASE segment data

LIST SAFOP=OPER4

C NTV6D    LIST SAFOP=OPER4                      
' NTV6D                                          
BNH177I Display of OPER4 SAF BASE segment data.  
       NAME:                                     
      OWNER: ROOT                                
    Created: 01.061                              
    DFLTGRP: OMVS                                
 PW changed: 00.000                              
PW INTERVAL: 30                                  
 Attributes:                                     
     REVOKE:                                     
     RESUME:                                     
Last Recorded Access: 06.241/12:13:30            
     CLAUTH:                                     
       DATA:                                     
      MODEL:                                     
Access days: ANYDAY                              
Access time: ANYTIME                             
                                                 
      GROUP: OMVS                                
         AUTH: USE                               
Connect OWNER: ROOT                             
 Connect date: 01.061                           
     Connects: 7                                
         UACC: NONE                             
 Last Connect: 06.241/12:13:30                  
 Connect Attr:                                  
       REVOKE:                                  
       RESUME:                                  
                                                
   SECLEVEL:                                    
   CATEGORY:                                    
   SECLABEL:  

Example: Displaying the PF key settings for all applications

To display the PF key setting for all applications, enter

LIST KEY=ALL APPL=ALL (or DISPFK ALL)

Example: Displaying the status of the network log

LIST DSILOG

LIST DSILOG
TYPE: OPT TASKID: DSILOG  TASKNAME: DSILOG  STATUS: ACTIVE
MEMBER: DSILOGBK
PRIMARY:DSILOGP STATUS:
ACTIVE SECONDARY:DSILOGS STATUS:INACTIVE
AUTOFLIP:   YES            RESUME:   NO
LOADMOD: DSIZDST
Task Serial:  19    REXX Environments: 1   (1%)
Messages  Pending:  0  Held:  0
WLM Service Class:  NETVIEW
END OF STATUS DISPLAY

Example: Displaying a specified command list

LIST CLIST=WTORC

LIST CLIST=WTORC
COMMAND LIST WTORC DEFINITION FROM DISK:
WTORC CLIST
&CONTROL ERR
&AREAID = '?'
WTO 'AREAID = &AREAID'
&WRITE RC FROM WTO = &RETCODE
&EXIT
 

Example: Displaying the status of a specified operator

LIST OPER1

The response is similar to the following example:

* D12NV    LIST OPER1
- D12NV    STATION: OPER1      TERM: D12A702
- D12NV    HCOPY: NOT ACTIVE   PROFILE: N/A
- D12NV    STATUS: ACTIVE      IDLE MINUTES: 0
- D12NV    ATTENDED: YES       CURRENT COMMAND: LIST
- D12NV    AUTHRCVR: NO        CONTROL: GLOBAL
- D12NV    NGMFADMN: NO        DEFAULT MVS CONSOLE NAME: NONE
- D12NV    NGMFVSPN: NNNN (NO SPAN CHECKING ON NMC VIEWS)
- D12NV    NGMFCMDS: YES       AUTOTASK: NO
- D12NV    IP ADDRESS:  N/A
- D12NV    OP CLASS LIST: NONE
- D12NV    DOMAIN LIST: A01NV (I) A02NV (I) A20NV (I) A55NV (I) A57NV (I)
- D12NV                 A99NV (I) C01NV (I) C02NV (I) C03NV (I) C04NV (I)
- D12NV                 B10NV (I) B28NV (I) B63NV (I) B99NV (I) D     (I)
- D12NV                 D16   (I) D01NV (I) D12NV (I) D52NV (I)
- D12NV    ACTIVE SPAN LIST: NONE
- D12NV    Task Serial:  18079    REXX Environments: 3 (2%)
- D12NV    Messages  Pending:  0  Held:  2
- D12NV    WLM Service Class:  NETVIEW
- D12NV    END OF STATUS DISPLAY

Example: Displaying your status

LIST *

The response is similar to the following example:

* D12NV    LIST *
- D12NV    STATION: OPER1      TERM: D12A702
- D12NV    HCOPY: NOT ACTIVE   PROFILE: DSIPROFA
- D12NV    STATUS: ACTIVE      IDLE MINUTES: 0
- D12NV    ATTENDED: YES       CURRENT COMMAND: LIST
- D12NV    AUTHRCVR: NO        CONTROL: GLOBAL
- D12NV    NGMFADMN: NO        DEFAULT MVS CONSOLE NAME: NONE
- D12NV    NGMFVSPN: NNNN (NO SPAN CHECKING ON NMC VIEWS)
- D12NV    NGMFCMDS: YES       AUTOTASK: NO
- D12NV    IP ADDRESS:  N/A
- D12NV    OP CLASS LIST: NONE
- D12NV    DOMAIN LIST: A01NV (I) A02NV (I) A20NV (I) A55NV (I) A57NV (I)
- D12NV                 A99NV (I) C01NV (I) C02NV (I) C03NV (I) C04NV (I)
- D12NV                 B10NV (I) B28NV (I) B63NV (I) B99NV (I) D     (I)
- D12NV                 D16   (I) D01NV (I) D12NV (I) D52NV (I)
- D12NV    ACTIVE SPAN LIST: NONE
- D12NV    Task Serial:  18079 REXX Environments: 3 (2%)
- D12NV    Messages  Pending:  0  Held:  0
- D12NV    WLM Service Class:  Not Available
- D12NV    END OF STATUS DISPLAY

Example: Displaying a specified timer request

LIST TIMER=RCF

DISPLAY OF OUTSTANDING TIMER REQUESTS
TYPE: EVERY  TIME: 03/04/19 14:00:00  INTERVAL:  000 02:00:00 EVERYCON:YES
  COMMAND:  LIST SECOPTS
  OP: OPER1 (OPER1  )  ID: RCF    SAVED              TIMEFMSG: YES   LOCAL
  1 TIMER ELEMENT(S) FOUND FOR OPER1
END OF DISPLAY

Example: Displaying timer requests from an operator

LIST TIMER=ALL OP=OPER1

DISPLAY OF OUTSTANDING TIMER REQUESTS
0 TIMER ELEMENT(S) FOUND FOR OPER1
END OF DISPLAY

Example: Displaying Virtual OSTs (VOSTs)

LIST STATUS=VOST

TASKNAME: DSI#0603  OWNER: OPER2    ATTACHN: NLDM     STATUS: ACTIVE

Example: Displaying PF10 Settings for all full-screen applications

LIST KEY=PF10 APPL=ALL

Example: Displaying the PF key settings for all applications

LIST KEY=ALL APPL=ALL

Example: Displaying the current security options

LIST SECOPTS

* NTVAA    LIST SECOPTS                                                    
' NTVAA                                                                    
BNH228I OPTION        VALUE         LAST UPDATED            UPDATE ID      
BNH229I -------       --------      -----------------       -------------- 
BNH229I OPERSEC       NETVPW        04/04/19 10:45:50       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I OPSPAN        NETV          04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I CMDAUTH       TABLE         04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I TBLNAME       CNMSCAT2      04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I AUTHCHK       SOURCEID      04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I SPANAUTH      NONE          04/04/19 10:45:47       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I SPANCHK       SOURCEID      04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I CATAUDIT      NONE          04/04/19 10:45:47       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I AUTOSEC       BYPASS        04/04/19 10:45:52       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I SURROGAT      NO            04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I RMTSEC        NONE          04/04/19 10:45:53       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I RMTAUTH       SENDER        04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I WEBAUTH       PASS          04/04/19 10:45:51       INITIALIZATION 
BNH229I SARESAUT      OFF           04/04/19 10:45:47       INITIALIZATION 
BNH230I END OF LIST SECOPTS INFORMATION                                    

The LAST UPDATED field shows when each security option was changed to its current setting. The UPDATE ID shows either INITIALIZATION or the operator ID that changed the setting after initialization.

Example: Displaying span of control information

LIST SPAN=SPAN1

SPAN NAME: SPAN1

SPECIFIC RESOURCES:  A01CDRSC, A01APPLS, A01CDRM, A01LOCAL, A01PATH,
                     A02CDRSC, A02APPLS, A02CDRM

GENERIC RESOURCES:   A01NET* (OMIT: A01NETA.*, A01NETB.*), A01SWNET.*

SPECIFIC VIEWS:      A01_Network, A02_RESOURCES

GENERIC VIEWS:       NONE
 

Example: Displaying resource span of control information

LIST RESOURCE=A01CDRSC

A01CDRSC SPECIFICALLY DEFINED TO SPANS:
       SPAN1, SPAN9, SPAN10

A01CDRSC GENERICALLY DEFINED TO SPANS:
       SPAN7
 

Example: Displaying the current defaults

LIST DEFAULTS

For an explanation of the various defaults, see the DEFAULTS command. Some values, such as SENDMSG, SCRNFMT, and SCROLL, are not valid on the DEFAULTS command.

Example: Displaying members in storage

LIST MEMSTAT=*

The response is similar to the following example:

BNH375I
DDNAME   MEMNAME      HITS  LOADTASK  STORAGE    DATE     TIME   DP
-------- --------  -------  --------  -------  -------- -------- --
CNMPNL1  MEMABC     105.96  DSIMEMST      28K  11/22/97 15:43:07
CNMPNL1  MEMXYZ      10.83
DSICLD   CLIST21      1.12  OPER1          8K  11/23/97 12:24:18  *
DSICLD   CLIST7       0.00  OPER1          4K  11/23/97 12:22:01    

Example: Displaying interval timers

LIST TIMER=SYS*I

The response is similar to the following example:

* NTV74    LIST TIMER=SYS*I                                                
' NTV74                                                                    
DISPLAY OF OUTSTANDING TIMER REQUESTS                                      
TYPE:         TIME: 02/20/19 09:20:54                                      
  COMMAND:  DSIPICRW     *T*   *                                           
  OP: OPER4    (        )   ID: interval              TIMEFMSG: NO    LOCAL
1 TIMER ELEMENT(S) FOUND FOR OPER4                                         
END OF DISPLAY                                                             

Example: Listing XCF groups in the sysplex

LIST STATUS=XCFGRPS