COMCHECK RDCM subcommand output
The COMCHECK RDCM subcommand formats device independent display operator console support (DIDOCS) resident display control modules (RDCMs).
To obtain the status for a RDCM, you must first find the address of its associated control block. Use COMCHECK RDCM(LIST) to find the addresses of all RDCMs in the dump. Choose an address from the list and use COMCHECK RDCM(address) to format the RDCM at that address.
If you want to view the status of all RDCMs in the dump, use COMCHECK RDCM(ALL).
The following is an example of a COMCHECK RDCM(address) report:
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In this example, X'00580C18' is the address of the RDCM. COMCHECK RDCM(00580C18) is the correct syntax used to obtain this report.
- CONSOLE ID
- A 4-byte identifier that the system assigns to the console at system initialization.
- RDCM ADDRESS
- The address of the resident display control module (RDCM) that is being formatted.
- CONSOLE NAME
- A 2- through 8-character name defined in the CONSOLxx parmlib member at system initialization. If no name was specified, the console identifier appears in this field.
- CONSOLE TYPE
- Indicates the type of console. Possible values include:
- MCS
- Indicates that this is an MCS console.
- SMCS
- Indicates that this is an SMCS console.
- PFK KEYS ARE OPERATIONAL
- One of the following:
- YES
- PF keys are operational for this console. They are defined in the program function key (PFK) tables in the PFKTABxx parmlib member.
- NO
- PF keys are not operational for this console. The PF keys are not operational when a console is closed, or when a PFK table is not defined and the system cannot obtain the default PFK table.
- PFK BUFFER ADDRESS
- The address of the buffer containing the PFK table.
- LENGTH OF PFK BUFFER
- The length of the buffer containing the PFK table.
- PREVIOUS CONSOLE USE WAS
- The console operating mode in effect prior to a change in operating
mode. It is one of the following:
- FULL I/O CAPABILITY
- The console can receive input, display output, accept commands, and receive status displays and messages.
- STATUS DISPLAY ONLY
- The console cannot accept commands; the system uses the screen to receive status displays.
- MESSAGE STREAM ONLY
- The console cannot accept commands; the system uses the screen to present general messages.
If no change in operating mode occurred, this field contains the mode specified at initialization.
- STATUS DISPLAY CONSOLE:
- One of the following:
- YES
- The console has status display mode capability. The system can use the screen to receive status displays.
- NO
- The console cannot be put into status display mode.
- NUMBER OF LINES IN MESSAGE AREA
- The size of the message area for this console.