Command
(Abbr)
|
Format |
Function |
CANCEL
(C)
|
C UUU
C U=
C
C ‘JJJJJJJ”
C
C UUU
C UUU
|
Cancel
a MOUNT command
Cancel
a time-sharing user
Cancel
a cataloged procedure
Cancel
a job in execution
Cancel
a started catalog procedure
Cancel
an external writer allocation
Cancel
the writing of a SYSOUT data set by an external writer session
|
DISPLAY
(D)
|
D C
D K,T
D U
D A
D R
D T
D DMN
D DUMP
D SLIP
D PFK
D MPF
|
Display
console configuration information
Display
status information for trace
Display
CONTROL command functions
Display
configuration information
Display
device allocation
Display
current system status
Display
system information requests
Display
local time and date
Display
domain descriptor table
Display
status or contents of SYS1.DUMP data sets
Display
dump options in effect
Display
current MIH time intervals for individual devices, or device classes
Display
SLIP trap information
Display
commands defined for PFKs
Display
the messages MPF is processing and color, intensity, and highlighting
display options in effect
|
DUMP
|
DUMP
|
Request
a dump of virtual storage to be stored in a SYS1.DUMP data set
|
RESET
(E)
|
E
XXXX
|
Change
performance group of a job currently in execution
Assign
work to a new workload management service class. Also, quiesce and resume
executing work.
Force
a hung console device offline.
|
FORCE
|
FORCE
|
Force
termination of:
·
A MOUNT command
·
A job in
execution
·
An external
writer allocation
·
The writing of
a SYSOUT data set by an external writer
·
A non-cancellable
job, time-sharing user, or started task
|
MODIFY
(F)
|
F
F UUU
F JJJJ,
|
Change
characteristics of a job by modifying the job parameters
Specify
criteria an external writer uses to select data sets for processing
Cause
an external writer to pause for operator intervention
Start TSO/TCAM time-sharing once TCAM is active
Stop TSO/TCAM time-sharing
Modify TSO/VTAM time-sharing
|
SWAP
(G)
|
G UUU,UUUU
G On
G Off
|
Use the SWAP command to initiate an
operator request for dynamic device reconfiguration (DDR)
|
SWITCH
(I)
|
I SMF
|
Manually
switch recording of SMF data from one data set to another
Switch a consoles attributes to another console
|
CONTROL
K |
K
A
K
C
K
C,D
K
D
K
E
K
M,AMRF
K
M,LOGLIM
K
M,MLIM
K
M,ROUTTIME
K
M,RMAX
K
M,UEXIT
K
N,PFK
K
Q
K
S
K
T
K
V,USE
K V,LEVEL
|
Changing
Out Of Line Display Area Specifications
Deleting Retained Action
Messages
Halting the Printing or the
Display of a Status Display
Controlling Displays in Areas
Removing Information From the
Screen
Activating, Deactivating, or
Displaying the Status of the Action Message Retention Facility
Changing or Displaying the
Number of Allowed WTL SYSLOG Buffers
Changing or Displaying the
Number of Allowed WTO and WTOR Message Buffers
Changing the Time the System
Waits for ROUTE Command Responses
Increasing the Maximum Number
of Reply IDs
Changing or Displaying the
Status of WTO Installation Exit IEAVMXIT
Changing a PFK Definition
Rerouting Message Queues
Changing or Displaying
Message Deletion and Format Specifications
Changing or Displaying Time
Intervals for Dynamic Displays
Changing the Operating Mode
of a Console
Selecting the Message Levels
for a Console |
LOG
(L)
|
L
‘bcde’
|
Enter
comments in the system log
|
MODE
|
MODE
|
Control
recording of or suppress system recovery and degradation machine check
interruptions on the logrec data set Control the monitoring of hard
machine check interruptions
|
MONITOR
(MN)
|
MN
|
Continuously
display data set status Continuously display job status
Monitor time-sharing users logging on and off the system
|
MOUNT
(M)
|
M UUU
|
Mount
volumes
|
MSGRT
(MR)
|
MR
|
Establish
message routing instructions for certain options of DISPLAY, TRACK, STOPTR,
MONITOR, STOPMN, CONFIG, and CONTROL commands
Stop
message routing MCS Console INFO
|
PAGEADD
(PA)
|
PA
|
Add
local page data sets
Specify
data sets as non-VIO page data sets
|
STOP
(P)
|
P
JJJJ
P INIT
P GTF
P UUU
|
Stop
a job in execution
Stop
an address space
Stop
an ASCH initiator
Stop
an initiator
Stop
the generalized trace facility (GTF)
Stop TSO/VTAM time-sharing
Stop
an external writer
|
STOPTR
(PT)
|
|
Stop
continual display of data set status
Stop
continual display of job status
Stop
monitoring the activity of time-sharing users.
|
QUIESCE
|
QUIESCE
|
Put
system in MANUAL state without affecting step timing
|
REPLY
(R)
|
R ##,
R ##,
R ##
R ##
|
Reply
to system information requests
Reply
to system requests during recovery processing
Specify
component trace options after issuing
Specify
system parameters
Specify
SMF options
Specify
DUMP options
|
SEND
(SE)
|
SE
|
Communicate
with specific time-sharing users
Communicate
with all time-sharing users
Save
messages in the broadcast data set for issuance at TSO LOGON time or when
requested
List
messages accumulated in the notices section of the broadcast data set
Delete
a message from the notices section of the broadcast data set
|
SETDMN
(SD)
|
SD
|
Respecify
domain parameters
|
SLIP
(SL)
|
Slip
|
Set
SLIP traps
Modify
SLIP traps
Delete
SLIP traps
|
START|
(S)
|
S XXXXXX
|
Start
a job from a console
Start
the generalized trace facility (GTF)
Start TSO/VTAM time-sharing
Start
an external writer
|
SET
(T)
|
|
|
TRACE
|
Trace
|
Start,
stop, or modify system trace
Start,
stop, or modify master trace
Start,
stop, or modify component trace
Display
the status of system trace, master trace, or component trace
|
TRACK
(TR)
|
TR
|
Periodically
display job information on the display consoles
|
UNLOAD
(U)
|
U UUU
|
Remove
a volume from system use
|
VARY
(V)
|
V UUU
|
Change
the master console
Control
the hardcopy message set and the hardcopy medium.
Change
the status of a secondary console
Change
the console’s alternate console group
Assign
and control consoles
Place
I/O paths online or offline
Change
routing codes for a console
Control
an application environment
|
WRITELOG
(W)
|
W
|
Schedule
printing of system log
Change
system log output class
Close
the system log and discontinue the log function
Restart
system log after closing
|
HALT
(Z)
|
Z EOD
|
Record
statistics before stopping the system (Must first stop subsystem
processing with a subsystem command)
|