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If there are no inbound paths to this system, the system displays message IXC355I.
Use, but do not repeat, the following keywords in any combination or order:
If no paths match, the system displays message IXC355I. If there are no inbound paths to this system, the system displays message IXC355I.
strname specifies the structure name of a coupling facility structure that is being used as a XCF signalling path for which information is to be displayed. The structure name can be up to 16 characters long. It may contain numeric characters, uppercase alphabetic characters, or the four special characters: $, @, #, _. It must begin with an uppercase alphabetic character.
XCF signalling structures must begin with the letters IXC.
sysname specifies the name of a system that is connected by a XCF signalling path for which information is to be displayed. The system name can be up to 8 characters long. It may contain numeric characters, uppercase alphabetic characters, or the three special characters: $, @, #. It must begin with a numeric or uppercase alphabetic character.
If there are no outbound paths to this system, the system displays message IXC356I.
If no paths match, the system displays message IXC356I. If there are no outbound paths to this system, the system displays message IXC356I.
If no classes match, or if there are no outbound paths to this system, the system displays message IXC356I.
strname specifies the structure name of a coupling facility structure that is being used as a XCF signalling path for which information is to be displayed. The structure name can be up to 16 characters long. It may contain numeric characters, uppercase alphabetic characters, or the four special characters: $, @, #, _. It must begin with an uppercase alphabetic character.
XCF signalling structures must begin with the letters IXC.
.sysname specifies the name of a system that is connected by a XCF signalling path for which information is to be displayed. The system name can be up to 8 characters long. It may contain numeric characters, uppercase alphabetic characters, or the three special characters: $, @, #. It must begin with a numeric or uppercase alphabetic character.
If classes are missing, the system displays message IXC345I.
If no groups are defined to the sysplex, the system displays message IXC339I.
If no groups match, the system displays message IXC340I.
If no members of a group match, the system displays message IXC326I.
When ALL is specified, detailed information displays for all the members of the specified group.
If the system is not defined to the sysplex, the system displays message IXC330I.
If there is no primary data set defined, the system displays message IXC357I.
If specified transport classes are not defined to XCF, the system displays message IXC345I.
If the specified group is not assigned to any transport class, the system displays message IXC346I.
Use, but do not repeat, the following keywords in any combination or order:
strname specifies the structure name of a coupling facility structure for which information is to be displayed. The structure name can be up to 16 characters long. It may contain numeric characters, uppercase alphabetic characters, or the four special characters: $, @, #, _. It must begin with an uppercase alphabetic character. Names provided by IBM® begin with SYS, an IBM component prefix, or letters A-I.
cfname specifies the name of a coupling facility for which detailed information is to be displayed.
The coupling facility name can be up to 8 characters long. It may contain numeric characters, uppercase alphabetic characters and the special characters $, @, # and underscore (_). It must begin with an uppercase alphabetic character.
If there is no XCF PR/SM parmlib member in use, the system displays message IXC348I.
ELEMENT may not be specified with JOBNAME.
JOBNAME may not be specified with ELEMENT.
sysname can be up to 8 characters long. It can contain numeric characters, uppercase alphabetic characters, or the three special characters: $, @, #. It must begin with a numeric or uppercase alphabetic character.
servername is a server name or name template that consists of four 8-byte name sections separated by periods. For name sections that are not specified, blanks are assumed. servername can contain one or more wildcard character (*) and when placed in quotation marks (') is case-sensitive. For example, *.* matches any server name that contains any characters in the first two sections and all blanks in the last two sections. The system displays information for all servers if you do not specify servername.
Issue the DISPLAY XCF,SERVER,SERVERNAME=servername,TYPE=INSTANCE command to see the server instance numbers for all server instances of the servers whose server names match the specified servername criteria. The information is returned through message IXC397I.
If you omit this operand, the display is presented in the first available display area or the message area of the console through which you enter the command.