ISQXDRL
Purpose
The ISQXDRL command displays the outstanding MVS requests
from a target system; the command is rejected for operating systems other than MVS. ISQXDRL issues the following MVS
command to the active operator console port of the target system, and sends the response to the
requesting NetView operator:
D R,L,CN=(ALL)Syntax
Requirements
The requirements for this command to complete successfully are:
- Processor operations must be active.
- The addressed target system must have a status of INITIALIZED.
- The addressed target system must be running MVS.
- The operator console must not be locked by another task.
- You must be on the interested operators list for the operator console to see the reply messages.
Parameters
- target_system_ProcOps_name
- Is the name of the target system. It is a required parameter, and must be a valid target system name.
Defaults
None.
Usage
The ISQXDRL command provides a convenient alternative to using the passthrough facility to issue the MVS D R,L command.
Each line of the MVS response to the D R,L command is displayed as a single-line message. Processor operations does not trap the responses. There is no prefix to the message lines and the last line is followed by a line of dashes. Other messages to the operator may be interspersed with these messages, especially for the last line of dashes. The line of dashes may be issued some time after the last real line of output from the MVS command.
Restrictions and Limitations
The ISQXDRL command works only when issued to systems running MVS.
Return Codes
- 0
- The ISQXDRL command completed successfully.
- 4
- You used syntax that is not valid, specified a target system that is not running MVS, or specified a target system that is not initialized.
- 8
- A problem occurred during the processing of the ISQSEND command or the console is locked by another task.
- 32
- The processor operations environment does not exist; the ISQXDRL command was not processed.