DISPLAY ECF command

Summary

Privileges

Any user

Function

Displays the contents of ECF tables and also the current status of users accessing ECF modules.

Syntax

DISPLAY ECF {{ M | N | U } like ?}

This new command displays details from ECF tables, or the current status of users accessing ECF modules.

D ECF M displays the contents of the module table. For example:

D ECF M Module Loadlib Address:Length Loaded@ Lastused@ #Calls Flags QATUM13C PROGLIB 2FB91FB8:00000028 19023:121506 19023:121506 00000001 QATUM13B PROGLIB 2FE65000:00009C18 19023:121506 19023:121506 00000001 QATUM13A PROGLIB 2FE6EC18:00001CD8 19023:121506 19023:121506 00000001

(flags may be D=deleted; S=shared; H=halted; I=Idle)

D ECF N displays contents of the name table. For example:

D ECF N Module Logical-call-name QATUM13C MOD_QATUM13C QATUM13B MOD_QATUM13B QATUM13A MOD_QATUM13A

D ECF U displays details of users currently accessing ECF modules. This is also the default option, and so D ECF will display the same output as D ECF U. For example:

D ECF U User# Userid Module Parmlen 00002 ADMIN --none-- 00003 ADMIN COBSAMP1 00000002 00004 ADMIN COBSAMP1 00000002

D ECF function LIKE ? (where ? is a valid pattern) displays details for entities that match the specified pattern. The function is either M (modules), N (names), or U (users), and it defaults to U. So for example:

D ECF U L A

or

D ECF U L A*

displays details of ECF users whose names begin with A.