DCS DISPLAY JOBS


This command displays data set contention information by job.

Scope: DCS complex

Duration: One time effect.

DCS DISPLAY
DCS D

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JOBS
JOBS DSNS
JOBS HOLDERS
JOBS DSNS HOLDERS
JOBS HOLDERS DSNS
JOB jobnumber DSNS
JOB jobnumber HOLDERS
JOB jobnumber DSNS HOLDERS
JOB jobnumber HOLDERS DSNS
JOB ‘jobname’ DSNS
JOB ‘jobname’ HOLDERS
JOB ‘jobname’ DSNS HOLDERS
JOB ‘jobname’ HOLDERS DSNS

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JOBS

Indicates the display is for all jobs managed by Dataset Contention Services.

JOB

Indicates that conflict information is to be displayed for a given job.

The short form for this keyword is J.

jobnumber

The JES2 job number of the job to be displayed.

'jobname'

The name of the job to be displayed, enclosed in apostrophes.

DSNS

Indicates that the name of the data sets causing the contention are to be displayed for each job.

The short form for this keyword is D.

HOLDERS

Indicates that the address spaces which are holding the data sets are to be displayed for each job.

The short form for this keyword is H.

Note

The keywords DSNS and HOLDERS are "ordered" keywords and indicate the way you want the information displayed.

Examples:

The following example illustrates the effect of the order of the keywords DSNS and HOLDERS.

/DCS DISPLAY JOBS DSNS HOLDERS

This command could produce a display that looks like this:

DTM7120I DCS DISPLAY - JOB(S)
JOB22938 BRPI0813 IN DCS HOLD FOR 1 DATASET, SINCE 16:44
        APEX.MASTER.PARTS.LIST L
        , NEEDED SHR STANDBY
        JOB22937 CLPR1923 HOLDS EXC OPEN INPUT

If the command is issued with HOLDERS before DSNS:

/DCS DISPLAY JOBS HOLDERS DSNS

the display might look like this:

DTM7120I DCS DISPLAY - JOB(S)
JOB22938 BRPI0813 IN DCS HOLD FOR 1 DATASET, SINCE 16:44
        JOB22937 CLPR1923
          APEX.MASTER.PARTS.LIST L
            , NEEDED SHR STANDBY, HELD EXC

 

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