NUCLEUS: CICS nucleus module display
To display a list of IBM CICS modules not defined in the Program Processing Table (PPT), select Option 5, NUCLEUS, from the Program Management Menu:
COMMAND ===> CICS ===> CICSPROD
PROGRAM PROGRAM PROGRAM 0 1 2 3 4
NAME ADDRESS LENGTH RPL 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456
DFHAFMT 03AF0A40 6,920 0 >MODHEAD P 321DFHAFMT 05/03/91@21.34 c E
DFHAIIN 03AF2BD0 2,136 0 >MODHEAD P 321DFHAIIN105/03/91@21.38 E
DFHAIIQ 03AF5760 1,496 0 >MODHEAD P 321DFHAIIQ 09/03/97@21.39 E
DFHAIP 00043680 9,952 0 *DFHEIP y0321I *
DFHAIRP 03BFD0E0 1,576 0 >MODHEAD P 321DFHAIRP 05/03/91@21.43 E
DFHAITM 03AF86B0 2,696 0 >MODHEAD P 321DFHAITM 09/03/97@21.46 E
DFHALP 03AF9940 9,392 0 *DFHALP c r-0321I & K
DFHAPDM 03AD5000 5,240 0 >MODHEAD P 321DFHAPDM 05/03/91@22.33 c UE
Usage notes and command conventions
The NUCLEUS display shows the nucleus modules defined in the Current Program Entry (CPE) table.
This display is useful for identifying the maintenance level of the various programs. Programs on the MVS Contents Directory Entry (CDE) chain are displayed only if specifically selected.
Command format
EXec NUCleus aaaaaaaa bbbbbbbb
aaaaaaaa | Specifies the CICS program name at which to position the display When the qualifier characters (+ or *) are used, the display is limited to a subset of program names. When aaaaaaaa is omitted, BMC AMI Ops Monitor for CICS displays all programs. |
bbbbbbbb | Specifies the type of programs to be displayed, as follows: |
- * or ALL (all programs–the default)
- I or INCORE (programs in memory)
- O or OUTCORE (only programs not in memory)
- S or SHARED (only programs in the Link Pack Area)
- P or PRIVATE (only programs not in the Link Pack Area)
- C or CDE (only programs in the MVS Contents Directory Entry (CDE) chain)
Commands
EXPAND provides a memory display of the selected program when you position the cursor on the line displaying the program (see DUMP-view).
Locate has the following format: L aaaaaaaa bbbbbbbb
Scrolling is available.
Action services
None.
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