DISPLAY LMTBL command


Display partner LUs in LU-mode table:

>>-DISPLAY-- --NET--,--LMTBL--,--ID--=--appl_name--------------->

                       .-,--SCOPE--=--ONLY---------.   
>--,--TYPE--=--LUNAME--+---------------------------+-----------><
                       |              .-ALL------. |   
                       '-,--SCOPE--=--+----------+-'   
                                      '-+------+-'     
                                        +-ONLY-+       
                                        '-ALL--'


Display logon mode names in LU-mode table:

>>-DISPLAY-- --NET--,--LMTBL--,--ID--=--appl_name--------------->

>--,--LUNAME--=--lu_name--,--TYPE--=--LOGMODE------------------><

Abbreviations

Operand	Abbreviation
DISPLAY	D
LUNAME	LU
SCOPE=ALL	EVERY or E
SCOPE=ONLY	NONE or N

Purpose

The DISPLAY LMTBL (LU-mode table) command displays information contained in the LU-mode table. It shows either all logon mode names defined for an application program and its partner LU or the names of all partner LUs for the specified application program.

Operands

ID=appl_name

Specifies the name of the LU 6.2 application program to which the requested information applies. appl_name cannot be a network-qualified name.

LUNAME=lu_name

Specifies the name of the partner LU to which the requested logon mode information applies. LUNAME is required for TYPE=LOGMODE. The name can be a network-qualified name in the form of netid.luname.

If PARMS=(NQNAMES=NO) is coded on the ACB macro of the resource named on the ID operand, and a network-qualified name is specified, the network identifier is ignored.

If PARMS=(NQNAMES=YES) is coded on the ACB macro, luname can be either a non-network-qualified name or a network-qualified name. If luname is a non-network-qualified name, the command is processed against all LUs with that non-network-qualified name across all networks. If luname is a network-qualified name, the command is processed against the LU in the specified network.

SCOPE

Specifies the required scope of the display. SCOPE is valid only when TYPE=LUNAME is specified.

Note: If you specify the SCOPE operand without specifying a value SCOPE=ALL is assumed.

SCOPE=ALL: Specifies that additional information is to be displayed about the partner LUs stored in the LU-mode table.
SCOPE=ONLY: Specifies that additional information is not to be displayed.

TYPE

Specifies the type of information you want to display.

TYPE=LUNAME: Displays the names of all partner LUs that are defined in the LU-mode table for the LU 6.2 application program specified.
TYPE=LOGMODE: Displays the logon mode names defined in the LU-mode table for the application program and partner LU specified.

Resulting display

The resulting VTAM® display shows:

For TYPE=LUNAME:
- SCOPE=ONLY
  - The name of the specified application program
  - The name of each partner LU associated with the specified application program
- SCOPE=ALL
  - The type of LU entry which contains the partner LU definitions
  - The other name, if any, the partner LU is known by
For TYPE=LOGMODE:
- The name of the specified application program and partner LU
- The name of logon modes associated with the partner LUs of the specified application program

Examples

Displaying logon mode names in LU-mode table:

d net,lmtbl,type=logmode,id=echo50b,luname=netc.echoc1a
IST097I DISPLAY ACCEPTED
IST1006I LOGMODE NAMES DEFINED IN LU NETC.ECHOC1A FOR ECHO50B
IST988I SNASVCMG BATCH
IST314I END

Displaying partner LUs in LU-mode table:

d net,lmtbl,type=luname,id=echo50b
IST097I DISPLAY ACCEPTED
IST1006I LU NAMES DEFINED FOR ECHO50B
IST1154I NETC.ECHOC1A
IST314I END

Displaying partner LUs in LU-mode table with LU entry types and associated names:

d net,lmtbl,type=luname,id=appcap06,scope=all
IST097I DISPLAY ACCEPTED
IST1006I LU NAMES DEFINED FOR APPCAP06 397 00003
IST1409I NETA.APPCAP05     ASSOC = NETA.TOM            ETYPE = SUPPLIED
IST1409I NETA.TOM          ASSOC = NETA.APPCAP05       ETYPE = VARIANT
IST314I END