/DISplay TSSTABLE Keywords and Parameters


The /DISplay TSSTABLE command displays information about TSS tables that exist on an IMS system.

See Utilities-for-Translate-Subsystem-Services-Feature for information about TSS tables.

You can use the following keywords with the /DISplay TSSTABLE command. You must specify the LIST or tablename keyword to execute the command.

LIST

Use the LIST keyword to display the following information for all TSS tables that exist in the IMS system:

  • TSS table name
  • Argument and result lengths
  • Masking status (whether TSS wildcard characters can be used)
  • The TSS table type
  • Name of the translate assist exit (if an exit exists)

The following figure shows sample output for the /DISplay TSSTABLE LIST command.

Figure 1. /DISplay TSSTABLE LIST Sample Output

TSS TABLE NAME LIST
 ETAUNSOL ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN=152 MASKING=YES TYPE=UNSOLOUT EXIT=NO EXIT
 E49NODE  ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN= 16 MASKING=NO  TYPE=DFS3649A EXIT=NO EXIT
 E50TYPE  ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN= 16 MASKING=NO  TYPE=DFS3650I EXIT=NO EXIT
 LNODE    ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN= 76 MASKING=YES TYPE=LOGONNOD EXIT=NO EXIT
 LTYPE    ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN= 60 MASKING=NO  TYPE=LOGONTYP EXIT=NO EXIT
 SIGNON   ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN=180 MASKING=NO  TYPE=SIGNON   EXIT=NO EXIT
 ULTERM   ARG LEN= 11 RSLT LEN= 30 MASKING=YES TYPE=UNKNOWN  EXIT=NO EXIT
*94084/134908*

tablename

The function of the tablename keyword depends on an option that you can specify on the ETA TSS Options panel and on the parameter that you use with the keyword.

If you have activated the Assume ALLROWS option on the ETA TSS Options panel, the /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename command, when used without additional parameters, displays information about the argument and result for every row of the specified TSS table. Output is similar to the previous or the following figure, depending on the length of the result.

If you have not activated the Assume ALLROWS option, the /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename command will fail if issued without additional parameters.

Figure 2. /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename Sample Output (Format 1)

TSS TABLE DISPLAY FOR TABLE LOGONTYP
 LOGONTYP ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN= 60 MASKING=YES TYPE=LOGONTYP EXIT=NO EXIT
 TSS TABLE DISPLAY RETURNED       7 DATA ENTRIES
ARGUMENT RESULT
-------- ------------------------------------------------------------
SLUP**** ETASLUP
SLU1**** ETASLU1
SLU222   DFSSLU2 182 182  2
SLU223   DFSSLU2 183 183  2
SLU224   DFSSLU2 184 184  2
SLU225   DFSSLU2 185 185  5
SLU2**** DFSSLU2 186 186  2
*95137/094841*

Figure 3. /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename Sample Output (Format 2)

TSS TABLE DISPLAY FOR TABLE ETAUNSOL
 ETAUNSOL ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN=152 MASKING=YES TYPE=UNSOLOUT EXIT=NO EXIT
 TSS TABLE DISPLAY RETURNED      51 DATA ENTRIES

ARG=E41IIS11
RES=UNKISC3U

ARG=III
RES=                                    L3A0X2  DFSSLU1                 III
 2        III3        III4        III5        III6        III7        II
 I8
ARG=JJJ
RES=JJJUSR0111U 0123Y                   L3A0D3  DFSSLU2 D4A32782        JJJ
 00002    JJJ00003    JJJ00004    JJJ00005    JJJ00006    JJJ00007    JJ
 J00008
ARG=LLL
RES=                                    L3A0C3  TSSSLU2 D4A32785

You can use the following parameters to perform other functions with the /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename command:

ALLROWS

If you have not activated the Assume ALLROWS option on the ETA TSS Options panel, use the ALLROWS parameter to display a list of all rows in the specified TSS table. Output is similar to /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename Sample Output (Format 2) or /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename INFO Sample Output, depending on the length of the result.

If you have activated the Assume ALLROWS option on the ETA TSS Options panel, the ALLROWS parameter is not required.

The ALLROWS parameter displays a list of all rows in the specified TSS table.

INFO

The INFO parameter displays the information that is available through the /DISplay TSSTABLE LIST command for a specific TSS table.

The following figure shows sample output for the /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename INFO command. In this sample, the table name is ETAUNSOL.

Figure 4. /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename INFO Sample Output

TSS TABLE DISPLAY FOR TABLE ETAUNSOL
 ETAUNSOL ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN=152 MASKING=YES TYPE=UNSOLOUT EXIT=NO EXIT
*94084/131126*

tableargument

Use the tableargument parameter to display argument and result rows that correspond to an argument that you specify. If the TSS table allows masking, this command may display more than one TSS table row. See the following figure for sample output.

You can use this parameter to determine whether new or modified table arguments are available to an IMS control region. If a specified argument and result pair is found in the TSS table data that is available to an IMS control region, a TSS refresh is not required.

The following figure shows sample output for the /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename tableargument command. In this sample, the table name is ETAUNSOL and the argument is UNK0000A.

Figure 5. /DISplay TSSTABLE tablename tableargument Sample Output

TSS TABLE DISPLAY FOR TABLE ETAUNSOL
 ETAUNSOL ARG LEN=  8 RSLT LEN=152 MASKING=YES TYPE=UNSOLOUT EXIT=NO EXIT
ARG=UNK0000A
FNC=UNKUSR0A12U 0010TRANRESPSYSINFO  N                                  UNK
 DST 1    UNKDST 2    UNKDST 3    UNKDST 4    UNKDST 5    UNKDST 6    UN
 KDST 7
*94084/131337*

 

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