CL Programming
You can use the Display Command (DSPCMD) command to display or print the
values that were specified as parameters on the CRTCMD command. The
DSPCMD command displays the following information for your commands or for
IBM-supplied commands:
- Qualified command name. The library name is the name of the library
in which the command being displayed is located.
- Qualified name of the command processing program. The library name
is the name of the library in which the command processing program resided
when the command was created if a library name was specified on the CRTCMD or
CHGCMD command. If a library name was not specified, *LIBL is displayed
as the library qualifier. If the CPP is a REXX procedure, *REXX is
shown.
- Qualified source file name, if the source file was a database file.
The library name is the name of the library in which the source file was
located when the CRTCMD command was processed. This field is blank if
the source file was not a database file.
- Source file member name, if the source file was a database source
file.
- If the CPP is a REXX procedure, the following information is shown:
- REXX procedure member name
- Qualified REXX source file name where the REXX procedure is located
- REXX command environment
- REXX exit programs
- Qualified name of the validity checking program. The library name
is the name of the library in which the program resided when the command was
created if a library name was specified on the CRTCMD or CHGCMD
command. If a library name was not specified, *LIBL is displayed as the
library qualifier.
- Valid modes of operation.
- Valid environments in which the command can be run.
- The positional limit for the command. *NOMAX is displayed if no
positional limit exists for the command.
- Qualified name of the prompt message file. The library name is the
name of the library in which the message file was located when the CRTCMD
command was run. *NONE is displayed if no prompt message file exists
for the command.
- Qualified name of the message file for the DEP statement. If a
library name was specified for the message file when the command was created,
that library name is displayed. If the library list was used when the
command was created, *LIBL is displayed. *NONE is displayed if no DEP
message file exists for the command.
- Qualified name of the help panel group.
- The help identifier name for the command.
- Qualified name for the prompt override program.
- Text associated with the command. Blanks are displayed if no text
exists for the command.
- Indicator for whether the command prompt is enabled for conversion to a
graphical user interface.
- Threadsafe indicator.
- Multithreaded job action, if the command is not threadsafe.
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