%SHOW

The %SHOW command allows the user to obtain information about the current definitions relating to individual AID commands, to find out what the last entry of a command looked like, and which command was entered last. It is also possible to use the subcommand name to request the command in which it was defined or to output a list of all entered
subcommand names with the associated command type. Depending on how uppercase and lowercase notation was defined in the %AID command, the original entry of the command is either reproduced or the input string is converted to uppercase letters.

• show-target can be used to specify a command, a subcommand name or an AID keyword for all current subcommands.

Command	Operand
%SH[OW]	[show-target]

The effect of %SHOW without an operand is to output the AID command entered directly beforehand. If no AID command has been entered for the task, an error message is issued. A %SHOW for one of the commands for which it is not intended results in a syntax error. The command may be used in command and subcommand strings.

%SHOW does not alter the program state.

show-target

designates an AID command, a specific subcommand or all entered subcommands. The commands permitted for this command can also be specified in the abbreviated form in show-target.

Command or subcommand	Information
%AID	The current valid settings for the %AID, %AINT and %BASE commands and the version of AID loaded.
%BASE	The current settings for %BASE, %AINT and %SYMLIB, the TSN, TID and the version of the operating system and type of computer are output.
%CCSN	The command output is always directed to SYSOUT and contains the following information Character code set names of the system files Character code set names of the actvated output files All currently valid charater code set names in the system
%C[0NTROL]	The input string is output for each registered %CONTROL.
%D[IS]A[SSEMBLE]	The current number and start address (V'...') is output.
%F[IND]	The entered command and if appropriate the virtual address of the last hit are output.
%IN[SERT] [testpunkt]	Without the test-point entry, all active test points   are output. Otherwise AID shows the entered command in  which test-point was declared.
%ON	The input string is output for each active %ON command.
%OUT	The valid medium-a-quantity values for the commands that can be controlled via %OUT are output.
%OUTFILE	All implicitly or explicitly entered output files are listed, with their link names.
%QUALIFY	The last %QUALIFY command is output.
%SYMLIB	The registered libraries are output with the associated base qualification and the TSN.
%TRACE	The default values of the %TRACE operands are output. Account is taken of whether the last %TRACE was symbolic or on machine code level. In successive lines AID outputs how many instructions or statements have already been processed with the current %TRACE and what the last current %TRACE command looked like.
%•*	The names of all active subcommands are output with the type of the AID command in which they were defined.
%•subkdoname	The command in which subcmdname was defined is  output.