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Channel Container Display (2.C.2)


The Channel Container Display screen (2.C.2) displays a list of the containers associated with the specified task, program, and channel.

Access this screen by typing 2 on the Channels-and-Containers-Menu-2-C, typing =2.C.2 in the COMMAND field, or selecting a channel via the S line command on the Program-Channel-Display-2-C-1 screen.

Channel Container Display (2.C.2)

 ------------------------ CHANNEL CONTAINER DISPLAY (2.C.2) ---------------C024
COMMAND ===>                                                   SCROLL ===> CSR
MODULE: CWDEMCHS CSECT: CWDEMCHS          COMPILED: 05 JUN 2006 - 09.52.14

TASK: 00040  PROGRAM: CWDEMCHS  CHANNEL: CCC-CHANNEL      CHANNEL TYPE: INPUT

SEL    CONTAINER            LENGTH    FIRST 40 BYTES OF DATA
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 _     UPPERCASE_TEST12      33 KB    4327859437   Roma tomatoes        99  47
 _     Contain2              33 KB    9999654     87653jk8888  5657   fg657770
 _     AxD_@&TESTnames      105  B    Doe          Jane         Kay     Detroi
       **END**

Input Fields

TASK

By default, the number of the current task being executed on this terminal. Users can view a list of channels for a different task by typing a task number for a valid task that is currently on the active or suspended chain. Tasks should be trapped by Code Debug CICS or suspended via other means to ensure predictable results since available channels and containers will change as a task executes.

PROGRAM

By default, the current program being executed on this terminal. Users can change the program by typing a different program name. The program must be currently active for the displayed task or at a higher link level.

CHANNEL

By default, this field shows the current input channel for the current program being executed on this terminal or the channel you selected on the Program-Channel-Display-2-C-1 screen. Users can also change the channel by typing a different channel name directly into the field.

SEL

This field is used to select a container so you can view the data in the container. The following line command is valid on this screen:

Output Fields

CONTAINER

This field shows the containers in the channel displayed in the CHANNEL field. A specific container can be positioned to the top of the screen by using the LOCATE command. Use LOCATE containerid.

LENGTH

This field shows the length of the data in the container. The length of containers less than 10K are displayed in bytes (B). Those with a length over 10K but less than 1MB are displayed in KB. Finally, those with a length 1 MB or higher are displayed in MB.

FIRST 40 BYTES OF DATA

This field shows, in character format, the first 40 bytes of data in the given container.

 

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