Displaying the current system level language environment run-time options

Use the DISPLAY CEE command to list one or more parmlib members that can create the current system level Language Environment® run-time options. The DISPLAY CEE command can also be used to display the contents of the table.

D CEE
D CEE[,CEECOPT  ]  [,L={a|name|name-a}]
     |,CEEDOPT                               
     |,CELQDOPT
     |,CEEROPT                              
     |,CELQROPT
     |,ALL	                                                     
CEECOPT
Displays the options to be used in a CICS® environment.
CEEDOPT
Displays the options to be used in a 31-bit run-time.
CELQDOPT
Displays the options to be used in a 64-bit run-time.
CEEROPT
Displays whether region-specific run-time options are used in a non-CICS or non-LRR environment.
CELQROPT
Displays whether region-specific run-time options are used in AMODE 64.
ALL
Displays all keywords with their respective options.
L=a, name, or name-a
Specifies the display area (a), console name (name), or both (name-a) where the display is to appear.

Example 1:

D CEE
CEE3744I hh.mm.ss DISPLAY
CEE=(xx)
Where xx is the CEEPRM member suffix specified at IPL or with the SET CEE command.

Example 2:

D CEE,CEEDOPT
CEE3745I hh.mm.ss DISPLAY CEEDOPT                                         
CEE=(xx)                                                                  
 LAST WHERE SET                 OPTION                                    
 -----------------------------------------------------------------------  
 PARMLIB(CEEPRMxx)                ABPERC(NONE)                            
 SETCEE command                   ALL31(ON)                               
 ...
 PARMLIB(CEEPRMxx)                XUFLOW(AUTO)
The option listed are only those specified in the SET CEE or SETCEE command.

Example 3:

Assume that a SET CEE=(mc) command has been issued. To display the CEEROPT setting, enter:
D CEE,CEEROPT
The output looks like:
CEE3745I 16.17.23 DISPLAY CEEROPT 
CEE=(MC)                          
PARMLIB(CEEPRMMC) CEEROPT (COMPAT)

Example 4:

Assume that a SETCEE CELQROPT,ALL command has been issued. To display the CELQROPT setting, enter:
D CEE,CELQROPT
The output looks like:
CEE3745I 16.14.52 DISPLAY CELQROPT
CEE=(MC)                          
SETCEE COMMAND   CELQROPT(ALL)