TSO nonmodifiable control variables (CLISTs)
Note
The descriptions for this section are from the IBM publication, TSO Extensions Version 2: CLISTS , 'Using Control Variables.'
TSO nonmodifiable control variables (CLISTs)
Variable | Description |
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&SYSCPU | contains the number of seconds of CPU time used during the session in the form seconds.hundredths-of-seconds |
&SYSDATE | contains the current date in the form month/day/year |
&SYSDLM | contains the character string the user entered to return control to the CLIST after a TERMIN statement |
&SYSENV | indicates whether the CLIST is executing in the foreground or background environment |
&SYSHSM | indicates the level of Hierarchical Storage Manager (HSM) available to the CLIST |
&SYSICMD | name by which the user implicitly invoked the command procedure |
&SYSISPF | indicates whether ISPF dialog management services are available to the CLIST |
&SYSJDATE | contains the Julian date in the form year.days |
&SYSLTERM | contains the number of lines available on the screen |
&SYSLRACF | indicates the level of the Resource Access Control Facility (RACF) available to the CLIST See &SYSRACF in this table. |
&SYSNEST | indicates whether the current command procedure was invoked by another command procedure (nested) |
&SYSPCMD | name of the most recently executed TSO command invoked by the command procedure |
&SYSPROC | procedure name specified when the user logged on to TSO |
&SYSRACF | indicates whether the Resource Access Control Facility (RACF) is installed and available to the CLIST |
&SYSSCMD | name of the most recently executed TSO subcommand invoked by the command procedure |
&SYSSDATE | contains the date in the form year/month/day |
&SYSSRV | contains the number of system resource manager (SRM) service units used during the session |
&SYSTIME | current time of day expressed as hh:mm:ss |
&SYSSTIME | current time of day expressed as hours:minutes |
&SYSTSOE | indicates level of TSO/E installed in the form version release modification number |
&SYSWTERM | contains the width of the screen |
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